yellow daisy
noun
the black-eyed Susan, Rudbeckia hirta.
Origin of yellow daisy
1First recorded in 1890–95
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How to use yellow daisy in a sentence
She lifted out the flowers with their dripping stems, and rearranged them carefully, placing a large yellow daisy in the centre.
The Road to Frontenac | Samuel MerwinThe glow of the candle stub, like a yellow daisy in a cavern, spread petals of light for only a short distance.
Mr. Wicker's Window | Carley DawsonThe white chariots, with their yellow daisy wheels, are a wonderful sight in the early daylight.
Mariposilla | Mary Stewart DaggettIn similar places grew a "yellow daisy" (Leptopoda), a single big head, of a deep color, at the top of a leafless stem.
A Florida Sketch-Book | Bradford TorreyA common mountain herb, with rather dark green leaves, and a small tuft of bright yellow daisy-like flowers.
New Zealand Moths and Butterflies | G. V. Hudson
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