yellow daisy

American  

noun

1. the black-eyed Susan, Rudbeckia hirta.

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Etymology

Origin of yellow daisy

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

The noxious weed estimated to be costliest, with a potential for $149 million in annual losses, is rush skeletonweed, a wiry, branching plant with little yellow daisy flowers.

From Seattle Times

Styles has also been seen wearing a yellow daisy shirt from New York label Bode, a sustainable designer whose autumn/winter collection was the first cottagecore line.

From The Guardian

Sure enough, Audrey finished her first flower, a big yellow daisy.

From Literature

That yellow daisy laid there on the table in front of me reminding me that I did not belong here.

From Literature

In the photos, the squirrel reaches for a yellow daisy, touching the flower to its face.

From Fox News