Definitions:

1. A herbaceous flowering plant of the aster family, typically with delicate, fringed petals, hostorically believed to repel fleas. NOUN
   • Early settlers used dried daisy fleabane as folk remedy against pests.
2. Refers to a wildflower species, known for its small, daisy-like flowers with numerous thin petals and a yellow center, commonly found in meadows, fields, and roadsides across North America. NOUN
   • The trail was lined with blooming daisy fleabane, attacting bees and butterflies.

Synonyms:

• dog fennel
• erigeron annuus
• false chamomile
• stinking chamomile