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Kentucky Color - Daisy Fleabane Daisy Fleabane is one of my favorites he says. Click on headline for item with photo(s) By Billy Joe Fudge A Daisy by any other name might just be Fleabane. There are nearly 200 different wildflowers that can fall under the Fleabane category. I've most often heard this one referred to as Daisy Fleabane and is "one of my favorites." Of all the beautiful wild daisies this I believe is the earliest spring bloomer in the Great Wooded South and certainly has the most delicate white petals. It usually appears in early April which is when I found this specimen growing along the roadside. Just a note, if you've ever been graced by Ms. Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz radio show on NPR on Saturday Nights you will likely remember that most numbers performed on her show are "one of her favorites". I suppose I'm much like Marian in that whatever shows up in front of my camera might fall into the category of "one of my favorites". - Billy Joe Fudge This story was posted on 2012-05-15 05:47:51
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