Daisy Hill
Daisy Hill, a residential suburb, is 4 km east of Logan central and 22 km south-east of central Brisbane. The name is descriptive of the once rural locality, and was adopted as the suburb's name in 1971 when major subdivisions began.
Daisy Hill overlooked Slacks Creek to the south, and the local school was Slacks Creek primary (1873). There was mixed farming, and in the 1920s the Shailer family had a mango orchard. The suburb of Shailer Park is to the east.
Further Reading:
J. Anderson, Cultural heritage study: a report for the Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage, Daisy Hill State Forest Park, 1995
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