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BRACHYGLOTTIS
Commonly known as (formerly Senecio), Shrubby ragwort
You might find that your favourite Senecio has been transposed to this unflatteringly named genus.
Brachyglottis 'Sunshine' just doesn't have the alliterative allure of Senecio 'Sunshine'. However, the improvement, the more compact 'Walberton's Silver Dormouse', when more widely known should become a favourite.
Genus of about 30 species of evergreen trees and shrubs, herbaceous perennials and climbers from New Zealand and Tasmania.
Includes several shrubby species once included in Senecio.
They thrive in areas of hot sun, poor soils and along the coast.
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EvergreenTrees, shrubs, herbaceous perennials and climbers including some shrubby species formerly included in Senecio.
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Full sun
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Additional Features
Good to knowGrown for attractive foliage and daisylike flowerheads. Most thrive in coastal sites.
Pests & DiseasesNone.
Place of originNew Zealand, Tasmania.Resistant to honey fungusThese plants have little or few problems with honey fungus. -
Soil ConditionsAlkaline / Chalk lovingFertile well drained soil
Buy Varieties of BRACHYGLOTTIS
BRACHYGLOTTIS monroi
dense shrub with many branches and masses of yellow flowers in summer
BRACHYGLOTTIS 'Sunshine'
often confused with B.greyi which is rare in cultivation, this attractive grey leaved shrub forms a dense mound of around 3 feet high and 3 feet across. Sometimes used as a low hedge in coastal areas. Large yellow flowers
Gift-wrapping available
BRACHYGLOTTIS 'Walberton's Silver Dormouse'
intensely silver-grey felted leaves. Bright yellow daisy flowers in summer to autumn. Compact and excellent for coastal planting
Gift-wrapping available
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