This one is a bit unseasonal – it is a spring flower but there are a few blooms now because of the relatively mild weather.
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Dunno
A Habanera maybe?
A cultivar of Bellis perennis?
well done 🙂
A spring daisy? The sort you buy and plant in the autumn, and hey presto spring flowers, and a few during the winter.You are probably very good, which I am not, and would have grown yours from seed!
Yes, well done 🙂 These were grown from seed but I am not averse to a bit of cheating 🙂
My guess was Bellis too. That’s a particularly nice looking one.