What are the botanical uses of a daisy?

Answer 1

The uses of a daisy in a garden usually relates only to healing purposes, such as if you have a cold, its leafs can help you feel better, or it can be used to treat bleeding. Now, there are some other uses for the daisy, as well, such as it can increase your apatite. All you have to do is take an unopened leaf and store it in vinegar, and use it when you want to feel a little more hungry for that extra-special spaghetti dinner you are having. So that is just the overall uses of the daisy, there are many more useful ones that I'm actually not going to list right now, because I have already written a lot and I am running out of space to write. Have a good day with your daisy's, everyone!

Answer 2

Daisies are primarily valued for their ornamental purposes, often used in gardens, landscaping, and floral arrangements. Some species of daisies have medicinal uses, such as treating coughs or fevers, but this should be done with caution as ingestion can be toxic. Overall, daisies do not have major botanical uses beyond their aesthetic and sometimes medicinal value.