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Can anyone identify this please?
Brian Coupe
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This is a bushy plant, spread about 6 feet and about 3 feet in height.
Flowers have 12 petals. Now in bud/bloom. Flowers 25 - 35 mm diameter.
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..I'd say that's Eriophyllum lanatum, the Oregon Sunshine plant.... supposed to be easy from seeds...
Thanks.
It's just that the leaves look different from any pictures available of that plant.
aah well, have to keep looking then... maybe someone else can come up with something for you... it's quite a fetching plant, nice shape to it...
Euryops pectinatus....possibly.
...yes that looks like a good call Ceres.....
I must agree with you there. I think!!!! Certainly Euryops Pectinatus 'Viridus' looks a reasonable bet because it does have green leaves - not the silvery-green that other varieties are said to have. Leaf shape looks about right too.