This flower looks like the variant of a sunflower – with florets in the centre and many petals radiating in perfect symmetry around all 360 degrees. This flower even looks like it has pollen grains at the time of the photo!
EDIT: This flower has been verified to be an Osteospermum with common names, African Daisy, South African Daisy, and Blue-eyes Daisy.
However, it has a centre construct that is closer to the sunflower, with ray florets and disc florets. Meaning to say, the ‘blue eye’ consists of hundreds of miniature flowers, and is not a single flower on one stalk.
From far,
I cannot get enough of flowers with radiating petals. Beautiful nature.
Enjoy.
[Photo: Taken with iPhone 5 at Garden by the Bay, Singapore, in 2012.]
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Beautiful. I just call these some kind of daisy. I have the name written somewhere and it is a long weird name. 😀
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Ah, I see! The larger kind of daisy. Haha. Funny how the name disappeared. But it does not matters. We still enjoy the flowers. =D
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You are right! I managed to verify the name on Google! Thanks for inspiring me to identify the flowers.
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