The Miracle Garden of Little Daisy

What The Miracle Garden of Little Daisy is about

Daisy is five years old when she is branded a jinx and left on the streets. The powerful Ashford family takes her in, and her new home soon learns she is anything but bad luck. Daisy can talk to plants, animals, and even everyday objects, and that strange gift lets her heal the sick, sense danger before it arrives, and send misfortune back toward the people who cause it.

This is a warm, fantasy-tinged family drama told in short episodes. Expect the familiar pleasures of the genre: a clever little girl who sometimes plays dumb, hidden-identity intrigue, and troublemakers getting what they deserve. Underneath the supernatural touches, the heart of the story is an unwanted child slowly finding a place where she belongs.

Why watch it

• Daisy's gift for talking to plants, animals, and objects keeps things playful.
• Satisfying moments when misfortune boomerangs back on the people who cause it.
• A tender found-family story about a rejected orphan finding real love.

Who it's for

Viewers who enjoy heartfelt family dramas with a touch of fantasy, a clever kid at the center, and comeuppance for the people who wrong her will feel right at home here.

Official synopsis

Branded a jinx and abandoned on the streets, five-year-old Daisy is taken in by the powerful Ashford family. With a mysterious gift that lets her speak to plants, animals, and even objects, she heals the sick, senses danger, and turns misfortune back on those who cause it—growing from a rejected orphan into the family’s beloved little guardian.