marguerites

I believe "marguerites" are daisies, and I know that "pensees" are pansies.

vivace - French Word-A-Day 2010

I believe "marguerites" are daisies, and I know that "pensees" are pansies.

vivace - French Word-A-Day 2010

They embroidered daisies (which they called "marguerites") and sunflowers and sumach and cat-tails and owls and peacock feathers upon plush screens and upon heavy cushions, then strewed these cushions upon floors where fathers fell over them in the dark.

The Magnificent Ambersons; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 1918

Guests will find pink marguerites, nasturtium leaves and flowers, primroses, borage flowers?

Diary of a Spring Night in Rome by Cartier with Monica Bellucci 2007

I remember the Sunday walks when my dear Mother always accompanied us; and I can still feel the impression made on my childish heart at the sight of the fields bright with cornflowers, poppies, and marguerites.

Flowers and Saint Thérèse of Lisieux 2009

He decided to pick it as a centerpiece for his bouquet of marguerites, charlock and cornflowers.

Tolstoy's Muslim Hero 2008

Playing upon one of the meanings of her name, the king fondly--and proudly, given his sister's accomplishments--referred to her as "La Marguerite des marguerites," a pearl among pearls.

A Pearl among Pearls: Marguerite de Navarre Julianne Douglas 2008

Playing upon one of the meanings of her name, the king fondly--and proudly, given his sister's accomplishments--referred to her as "La Marguerite des marguerites," a pearl among pearls.

Archive 2008-10-01 Julianne Douglas 2008

We bought some marguerites, asters and some pink and deep red ones, plus some red ones to hang next to the entrance.

Home sweet home. magnio 2007

“Young Ulysses” proposed I should go outside on the fields of asphalt and help him gather a few marguerites to decorate

The Arrow of Gold 2006