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Daisy Nugget 

A very stong form of marijuana, grown and mostly sold in Swindon. The term Daisy Nugget was originally used when students at one of the schools in Swindon wanted to talk about the drug at school without having to fear their teachers overhearing. It is now frequently used in most schools and some work places across Wiltshire.
Kid 1:Do you want some Daisy Nugget?
Kid 2:Sure I do.
Teacher: I wonder what a Daisy Nugget is.
Daisy Nugget by WhiteJules July 23, 2008
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daisy nugget 

daisy nugget is an extremely potent and very rare Swindon variation of marijuana plant.

it is grown in the allotments located on ocotal way adjacent to St. Joseph's Catholic College.
many of the students have been known to dabble in the art of daisy nugget.
woah that daisy nugget is phat strong, i'm glad its only found here in swindon

Daisy Nugget 

Dude 1: Hey dude, you want to do some Daisy Nugget on Saturday?
Dude 2: Of course.
Daisy Nugget by SuperCoolSean January 9, 2009
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