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Leucanthemum vulgare - Marguerites

Marguerite, or ox-eye daisy

Other common names for this very common perennial wild flower are ox-eye daisy and dog daisy. Marguerites are often to be seen in great abundance on roadsides and slopes beside rivers and streams in Wales. They reach a height of typically 30 to 80 cm, but on wind-swept cliffs they adapt to conditions and crouch low among the grass.

Marguerites beside a busy main road

The flowers, which are typically between 2.5 cm and 5 cm in diameter, first appear in May, and blooming usually continues into September.

Wildflowers of Wales

This wildflower is one of many dozens that are featured in the Bestselling
First Nature Guide to the
Wonderful Wildflowers of Wales, Volume 1 - Woodlands and Waysides


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