Stops enclosing excellent source of summer flowers

Usage examples of daisies.

There was the Pikes' Nellie, burrowing her way through a tangle of wild daisies and bachelor's buttons.

He had been planning to pick Joan a bunch of those daisies, before all this happened.

And anyway, he couldn't just walk in there with a bunch of daisies in his hand and risk disturbing the Pikes.

The daisies would have grown old there, waving in the sunshine on their long green stems, before he could go back to doing things like that again.

Outside, his eyes searched out those daisies he had been meaning to pick, blowing in the wind and about to be too old.

He didn't mind doing it (Joan liked daisies far better than bought flowers, or any other kind of present), but he didn't like thinking that anyone might be watching.

Splashes of daisies and bluebells and buttercups grew everywhere, and along the edge of the roadway an occasional determined late violet still braved the June sun.

I'm lucky to have found a street vendor with English daisies still perky enough to sell in this hot August weather.

After he released her, she said, still holding the daisies, "You are strutting about something, John Fraser.

Then, abruptly, he took the daisies, rushed across the room to where the tapestry servant pull hung against the wall and gave it a yank.

He leaped up, grabbed the daisies, threw open the door, and asked for a vase and water as breezily as though nothing at all unusual had just turned both their lives upside down.

And the daisies, with their bright yellow centers and stark white ray flowers.

They set up a camp not far off the road beside a small meadow filled with daisies and daffodils.

In the open fields, strewn with rocks, grew tall blue aspen daisies, and I seemed to remember them with their narrow lavender petals and yellow hearts.

A patch of faded daisies hung from the wall near my hand and I tore off a strip.