Senecio decaryi
I was given a small cutting of this Senecio some years ago and it has gone on to grow into a metre high shrub. Like others in the genus, the flowers are insignificant, fluffy and sterile. Hard to believe it is a member of the daisy family. The silvery spade shaped leaves are very attractive and are neatly arranged and upward facing along the stems each ending in a pink coloured point.
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So sorry I can't return the favour and name your mystery plant, after all the help you've given me. As you say, hard to believe it's a daisy...
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteIt is difficult to identify it without the flowers, but it looks like Senecio decaryi.
I hope it may help.
Sebastian
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