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Crown Daisy or Lellux Blooming

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Walking the Maltese countryside from mid-winter to summer, you will see fields carpeted with lellux, wild yellow flowers which are just like a mini sun. These are Maltese Lellux or Crown Daisies, a wildflower that blooms from February to May. It is very common in the Maltese region and grows on fallow ground near seashores and garigue areas. Lellux is slightly hairier and has dark green leaves. Its flowers are pale yellow, sometimes orange. Maltese also called them Zofran. Their flowers are 1–2 in (30–60 mm). The plant is not high, its stems can only reach a height of around 2 ft (60 cm).

Crown daisies grow in various areas across Malta. A popular scenic spot is around the Citadel of Victoria on Gozo Island.

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