Bellis perennis Flower Guide (forum)
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Beffis perennis has a short and thick stem. The leaves are shiny and strap-shaped through which protrude small 3-5 cm single or double flowers.
It is a slow creeping perennial and is grown as annuals in the plains and biennials in the hills where it is sown in February-March. It is a fully hardy plant and survives well in cold temperatures.
Time: 29th September 2012 2:58pm
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Pauline says...
Hi, what fruit does it have?
Time: 29th September 2012 5:41pm
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denise1 says...
Bellis perennis is the common garden or lawn daisy. It has no fruit but made into a homeopathic remedy great for whiplash injury.
Time: 29th September 2012 6:09pm
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Pauline says...
Cool. As a compress or something you drink?
Time: 29th September 2012 7:12pm
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