| Daisy |
| Bloom |
| Flower. |
| Beeweed |
| Starwort |
| China ___ |
| Sunflower |
| Daisy kin |
| Late bloom |
| Starflower |
| Tanglefoot |
| Fall bloom |
| Showy bloom |
| Daisy, e.g. |
| Frostflower |
| Rayed bloom |
| Star flower |
| Daisy's kin |
| Fall flower |
| Garden plant |
| Showy flower |
| Garden bloom |
| Dahlia's kin |
| Rates (anag) |
| Daisy cousin |
| Rayed flower |
| Fall blossom |
| Showy annual |
| Autumn bloom |
| Fall bloomer |
| Garden flower |
| Beeweed, e.g. |
| Dahlia cousin |
| Garden annual |
| Poet follower |
| Common flower |
| Late bloomer? |
| Autumn flower |
| Purple flower |
| Daisy relative |
| Flower of fall |
| October flower |
| Fall composite |
| Starwort, e.g. |
| Oxeye relative |
| Purplish bloom |
| Daisy's cousin |
| Autumn blossom |
| Garden bloomer |
| Autumn bloomer |
| Colorful flower |
| Bloom with rays |
| Daisylike plant |
| Garden favorite |
| Fall wildflower |
| Daisy lookalike |
| Starlike flower |
| September bloom |
| Daisylike bloom |
| Composite flower |
| Sunflower cousin |
| Goldilocks, e.g. |
| September annual |
| Tanglefoot, e.g. |
| Flower with rays |
| Daisy's relative |
| It has many rays |
| Garden store buy |
| September flower |
| Garden perennial |
| Daisy look-alike |
| Daisylike flower |
| Star" in a garden |
| Blossom of autumn |
| Cousin of a daisy |
| Dahlia's relative |
| Bloom of the fall |
| Michaelmas daisy. |
| Popular perennial |
| Late-summer bloom |
| Daisy-like flower |
| Star-shaped flower |
| Sunflower relative |
| Disk-shaped flower |
| Goldenrod's cousin |
| Many-petaled bloom |
| Postsummer bloomer |
| Rayed autumn bloom |
| Thistle's relative |
| Suffix with critic |
| Colorful perennial |
| Daisy's look-alike |
| Beeweed or starwort |
| Bright-rayed flower |
| China or golden ___ |
| Fall-blooming plant |
| Leafy-stemmed plant |
| Butterfly attractor |
| Variety" is its word |
| Daisy-like perennial |
| Garden-variety star? |
| Fall-blooming flower |
| Late-blooming flower |
| Popular garden annual |
| Growth in autumn beds |
| It blooms in the fall |
| Daisylike fall flower |
| Daisylike fall bloomer |
| Provider of fall color |
| September birth flower |
| Sporter of purple rays |
| Tears (anag) — plant |
| Michaelmas daisy, e.g. |
| Butterfly garden staple |
| China ___ (showy bloom) |
| Composite family member |
| Flower with a showy bud |
| It has many narrow rays |
| Late-blooming perennial |
| Yellow-centered bloomer |
| China ___ (garden bloom) |
| Flower with a showy head |
| Autumn-blooming perennial |
| Beach ___ (seaside daisy) |
| Ending for poet or critic |
| Floral symbol of patience |
| Michaelmas daisy, for one |
| Suffix for poet or critic |
| Ending with poet or critic |
| Suffix with critic or poet |
| Suffix with poet or critic |
| Member of the daisy family |
| Disparaging suffix for poet |
| Provider of some fall color |
| Bloomer with a yellow center |
| It blooms late in the season |
| Flower hidden in "Easter lily |
| Plant with daisy-like flowers |
| Bloom popular with butterflies |
| Flower with a star-shaped head |
| It usually has a yellow center |
| Member of the sunflower family |
| Flower that blooms in the fall |
| Daisylike, late-blooming flower |
| Flower popular with butterflies |
| Heath ___ (flowering perennial) |
| Flower from the Greek for "star |
| Yellow-centered bloomer, perhaps |
| Flower with a yellow central disk |
| Sandburg's "farewell-summer flower |
| Sunflower, in furniture decoration |
| Yellow-centered bloomer, sometimes |
| Bloom in Robert Frost's "A Late Walk |
| Bloom that's often white or lavender |
| Daisylike flower with a yellow center |
| Flower for a 20th wedding anniversary |
| Daisylike flower that blooms in the autumn |
| Flower of the daisy family — rates (anag) |
| Traditional flower for a 20th wedding anniversary |
| Fall flower that comes from the Latin word for star |
| Flower whose name derives from the shape of its cluster |
| Rayed autumn flower, that's the time of year we go back to school |
| Flower also called a "Michaelmas daisy" (Is Michaelmas a holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Michael???) |