Bellis perennis and Bellis sylvestris, referred to as the common daisy and the southern daisy respectively, are extremely similar species in the genus Bellis. However differences do exist between the two, primarily the shape of the petals and size and length of the stem and head.
Comparison chart
 | Bellis Perennis | Bellis Sylvestris |
|---|---|---|
| Average Plant Height | 15cm | 30cm |
| Leaf Shape | Roundish spatulate with slender stalks | Elongated spatulate with winged stalks |
| Leaf Veins | One central vein | one central vein and several branching sub-veins |
| Head Diameter | 30-40mm | 15-30mm |
Comments: Bellis Perennis vs Bellis Sylvestris