How to distinguish between white chrysanthemum and daisy

The difference between white crystal chrysanthemum and daisy in appearance

Flower viewing

Daisy flowers are small, with long and slender petals and one flower per stem. The flowers of white crystal chrysanthemum are relatively large and there are many flowers.

Look at the stem

The white crystal chrysanthemum grows leaves on its stems, branches out, and then blooms. There are leaves and flowers on one branch, or even multiple flowers on one branch. The flower stems of daisies grow directly out from near the roots, with one flower on each stem, no leaves on the stems, and the plants are not tall.

Look at the leaves

The leaves of the white crystal chrysanthemum gradually become narrower and have distinct corners. Daisy leaves are long and narrow with rounded edges.

Theoretical distinction between white crystal daisy and daisy

White Crystal Chrysanthemum

White crystal chrysanthemum is a biennial herbaceous flower of the Asteraceae family. The plant is 15 to 25 cm tall, with alternate leaves and terminal inflorescences that are disc-shaped and have silvery-white ligulate flowers on the edges. March to May is its peak flowering period.

daisy

Daisy is a perennial herb in the Asteraceae family. The plant is 15-20 cm tall, with clustered, spoon-shaped leaves at the base. The inflorescence head is solitary, with a diameter of 3-5 cm , and the ligulate flowers are strip-shaped. The flowering period is from March to June , and each plant usually produces about 10 flowers.