Daisy Card - April Birth Flower
The Daisy is the epitome of spring wildflowers. Either found tall and proud in cottage garden beds, or tucked neatly into lawns it has been a symbol of childhood for many, and using the flowers to make daisy chains is one of happiest and earliest garden memories for many.
While the Daisy looks like 1 flower it is actually 2. The golden centre (disc floret) and the white petals (ray floret) work in perfect harmony together, which is why the Daisy has long been a symbol of true love.
It has many other meanings behind it, from being a symbol of motherhood and childbirth, as well as love, beauty and fertility. By and far my favourite is a Daisy given between friends comes with promise of keeping a secret.
A6 Greeting Card of an original watercolour painting. This is painted and printed on Recycled Paper in my studio in West Yorkshire.
The Daisy is the epitome of spring wildflowers. Either found tall and proud in cottage garden beds, or tucked neatly into lawns it has been a symbol of childhood for many, and using the flowers to make daisy chains is one of happiest and earliest garden memories for many.
While the Daisy looks like 1 flower it is actually 2. The golden centre (disc floret) and the white petals (ray floret) work in perfect harmony together, which is why the Daisy has long been a symbol of true love.
It has many other meanings behind it, from being a symbol of motherhood and childbirth, as well as love, beauty and fertility. By and far my favourite is a Daisy given between friends comes with promise of keeping a secret.
A6 Greeting Card of an original watercolour painting. This is painted and printed on Recycled Paper in my studio in West Yorkshire.
The Daisy is the epitome of spring wildflowers. Either found tall and proud in cottage garden beds, or tucked neatly into lawns it has been a symbol of childhood for many, and using the flowers to make daisy chains is one of happiest and earliest garden memories for many.
While the Daisy looks like 1 flower it is actually 2. The golden centre (disc floret) and the white petals (ray floret) work in perfect harmony together, which is why the Daisy has long been a symbol of true love.
It has many other meanings behind it, from being a symbol of motherhood and childbirth, as well as love, beauty and fertility. By and far my favourite is a Daisy given between friends comes with promise of keeping a secret.
A6 Greeting Card of an original watercolour painting. This is painted and printed on Recycled Paper in my studio in West Yorkshire.