I am sure they have a more scientific name than just yellow daisy, but I have not yet found it. A neighbour in the village has these in his front garden which I see every time I scooter into town.
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I think rudbeckia
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They look like coreopsis, sun ray.
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They certainly seem to be some sort of Coreopsis, but are not fluffy enough to be ‘Sunray’. I do not know though. I can not identify the cutivar.
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It seems to be the mystery daisy. What about mutisia decurrens???
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Mutisia decurrens blooms with similar flowers, but they are orange rather than yellow, with narrower centers. I do not know for certain because I do not know the species. There are some that bloom yellow, but I believe that they stay low to the ground.
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I went to https://identify.plantnet.org/ and plugged your photo into it. 63.2% chance it is:
Tithonia diversifolia (Hemsl.) A.Gray
Compositae
Mexican Sunflower
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This is getting interesting
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lol. That website is invaluble. It could be several other things also but all of them end in sunflower (I think!)
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Perfect daisies for today. 😀 😀
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nice and sunny
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They are also rudbeckias, I have them and as of the 2nd year they thrive beautifully. I call them my little suns! They are so cheerful.
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I have something similar in my garden
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Figure they are some kind of Rudbeckia. Pretty much everything that looks like a daisy IS some kind of Rudbeckia. It’s very petty regardless.
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I also think so
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What a blue sky, a perfect drop for your daisies.
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It is very blue skies at the moment
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