Hand-colored botanical engraving of the common daisy, Bellis perennis. A low rosette of spoon-shaped, hairy green leaves rises from a brown rootstock with fibrous roots. Several slender, hairy stalks bear flower heads: one faces forward, showing white rays around a yellow center; others are seen from the side or back, revealing pink-tipped rays and dark green bracts. Small buds sit low among the leaves. A numbered row of dissections below shows yellow florets, a ray floret, a seed, and the flower head's base cut open. The caption reads "Bellis perennis. Common Daisy," published by W. Baxter, Botanic Garden, Oxford, 1833.