Is this chamomile or a daisy ?

Hi this is Peggy. I hope this information helps you tell difference between daisy and chamomile. Good luck How can you tell the difference between chamomile and Daisy?

What is the difference in the looks of Chamomile and daisy (step...

1. Daisy pollens buds are usually tight. [00:06]
2. Chamomile pollen buds have a larger. [00:17]
3. Chamomile flowers have thin. [00:36]
4. short stems and pointy foliage. [00:39]
5. Chamomile flower petals. [00:42]
6. but as the pollen buds grow taller. [00:50]

Apr 26, 2016

What is the difference in the looks of Chamomile and daisy (step by ...

www.youtube.com › watch

You can identify which flower you are looking at by the leaves! Daisies have leaves that look like, well--leaves. And chamomile flowers have leaves that are more frond-like and remind me of dill weed.

I use a great app called iNaturalist to help identify plants. It’s free for your phone.

it looks like chamomile. How does it smell? Usually daisies stink!

Here's a post that might help - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfMXTnIefu4

here is info that will help you out

https://www.askdifference.com/daisy-vs-camomile/

It looks like Shasta Daisy to me, maybe it has "gone by" a bit so it looks a little straggy.

This one looks less like a daisy but maybe just because they are wilted.

Chamomile has ferny leaves, as does Feverfew. Daisy.

Here's some guidance that mayhelp you figure it out since you have the plant to compare. Hope this helps.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfMXTnIefu4

I think it looks like a Shasta Daisy, but then I don't know what chamomile looks like. I've only seen it in tea bags.

It looks like shasta daisies: https://www.almanac.com/plant/shasta-daisies

That looks like fleabane - neither daisy or chamomile.

This is daisy

Hi Briana, that looks like a shasta daisy. Chamomile flowers look similar but they're more delicate and the leaves are completely different. Chamomile leaves look like filaments or trendrils while daisies are normal leaf shapes

This is chamomile:

https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-jBIZwd4CZtg/WSbJ-Gq0FwI/AAAAAAAAB6M/7kTiG9CzFxYbwLRWuRWySNxlWaUy7GLTACPcBGAYYCw/s1600/IMG_2357.JPG

it is chamomile for sure

https://youhadmeatgardening.com/best-plant-identification-app/#:~:text=%20Top%20free%20plant%20identification%20app%20picks%20,1%20PlantNet%202%20iNaturalist%203%20PlantSnap%20More%20