Daisy Colors
The familiar white-and-yellow flower becomes more complex when its foliage, floret structure, and hidden pink flush are included.
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A daisy does not begin at the white ring. Dark rosette leaves and a slender green stem support the head above the grass, giving the bloom its structural colors.
The apparent petals are ray florets whose white faces may hide pink or reddish undersides. The golden center is another crowd of tiny florets, with a darker pollen shadow revealing depth inside the disc.
