Daisy Daisy….

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“give me your answer do….. ” 🎶

Daisy Bell. Who knows the song? It’s one of those cheerful old sing along songs that we don’t really hear much of these days.

The daisy flower is just as cheerful, and perfect for lifting the mood, they always look so dainty and happy! 🌼

The painting below was inspired by a mass of daisies growing throughout a meadow patch in Kew Gardens, growing wild and free, beautiful.

This was fun for me to try and paint!

The photo: Daisies at Kew Gardens, London

Interesting Facts

Apparently the daisy has reached all corners of the globe, apart from Antartica, and you can eat their vitamin C rich ‘salad leaves’ – according to World of Flowering Plants. Daisies are also known to have a variety of medicinal properties, including remedying indigestion.

Thanks for stopping by, wishing you a bright and cheerful day✨

24 thoughts on “Daisy Daisy….”

  1. Michele Sperber – When I thought about what God would have me to write on this blog, I heard the Lord say: “Come forward! Step over the line!” As I pondered these words, I realized that we are all unique expressions of God and that we must not... we dare not allow anything but the real us manifest... Indeed, we must step forward as “No longer I, but Christ!” I have been called with a mandate to write and it is especially through allegories that I step over the line. It’s with abandonment and joy that I give expression in my writings to what I’ve learned and assimilated through the trials and suffering I’ve been through... They are even my lifeblood in written form. Truly it takes great tribulation for us to enter new states of being... to come into the place that we have true riches to give to others. This allegory reveals what I hope to be known about me and to be known about you, too: Nothing in Herself, Yet Somebody
    Michele Sperber says:

    What a delightful post Cheryl!! I felt joy instantly when I looked at the bright vivid colors and the beauty of innocence you conveyed in your painting. Daisies have special meaning to me that I wrote about in this post: https://ridetheheavens.com/2022/06/22/it-hurts-to-be-rejected/ I hope it will be a blessing to you like your post was to me.
    Seeing Christ in your work and thanking God for you.
    ❤️Michele

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  2. windsofchange18 – Love the morning sun as it rises upon the mountain top enjoying a hot cup of coffee or tea life should be simple like that. Raising my children and now adults My life is a bit quieter these days. Writing has grown even more important. My blog and the words I share with you come straight from my heart. And this new journey, I am on seems a bit more challenging at times. I know as long as I can put them in words the path will be less rocky. I hope you enjoy my blog and the photos for they were taken with the help of my heart. As I stated before life should be this simple.
    windsofchange18 says:

    Awww..daisies one of my favorite flowers.

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  3. mjeanpike – Changing seasons. Unexpected blessings. Love that lasts forever. These are a few of M. Jean Pike's favorite things. With a writing career that has spanned two decades, Jean combines her faith in God with an insatiable curiosity about humans and why they do what they do, and a keen interest in the quirky and offbeat things in life to bring readers unforgettable tales of life, love, and the inner workings of the human heart.
    mjeanpike says:

    Beautiful!

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  6. Shabnam Haider – Hi! there, This is Shabnam Haider, I`m an educator, a tutor, and most importantly a learner because I never stop to learn. I am passionate about teaching and working hard to spread my knowledge to all the students who really need guidance in their learning journey. I will try my best to cover all the related topics through this site. My aim is to make this site better and then bigger.
    Shabnam Haider says:

    Lively flower 🌺

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  9. Very creative – nice color choices!

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  10. Jennifer Pentland Art – United States – I’m Jennifer Pentland, a self-taught artist from the United States whose creative journey began on the stage. Dance was my first language of expression, a way to translate emotion into movement. In time, that same rhythm and feeling found a new canvas in painting. Working primarily in oil and acrylic, I am drawn to the depth, texture, and emotion they offer. Nature is my greatest muse. I paint not only what I see but what I feel – the light shifting through the seasons, the joy in everyday moments. My style blends abstract and contemporary influences, guided by emotion and intuition. Some works are serene, others bold, each telling its own story. Many of my pieces are tied to charitable causes, reflecting my belief that art can uplift, inspire, and give back.
    Jennifer Pentland says:

    What a delightful painting! 🥰

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  14. Michael Moore – Mobile, Alabama – After 26 years in uniform as a USAF Chaplain (five of those years in the Reserves), I hung up my uniform for the final time on 30 June 2011, retiring as a Chaplain, Lieutenant Colonel. Exactly twelve years later I retired from active ministry in the Presbyterian Church (USA). My wife Denise and I live in Mobile, Alabama with our sweet rescue kitten Stella.
    Michael Moore says:

    Beautiful!

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  15. PR – Thanks for stopping by. I love to read, listen to music, watch movies, travel and dabble in photography. And in between my job and doing all of the things mentioned earlier, I pen down my experiences and thoughts here: http://reflectionsontheriver.wordpress.com And showcase photos here: http://flightsofthesoul.wordpress.com Come and see the snapshots of my journey :-).
    PR says:

    This is so pretty! 🤩

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  17. Sheila Landry Designs – Meteghan River, Nova Scotia, Canada – I am an artist and designer of decorative painting patterns, woodworking patterns, needlework and embroidery kits and patterns, and original artwork. My Painting and Wood Surfaces for Decorative Painting is at my "Tole Painting Designs" Website My partner Keith Fenton and I sell our scroll saw patterns at our Scroll Saw Pattern website: "Sheila Landry Designs" My needlework patterns and supplies are available at my Etsy shop: "The Stitching Kitty"
    Sheila Landry Designs says:

    Your painting is wonderful! So textured and cheerful! I didn’t know daisies had medicinal purposes. They are awesome! <3

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