Celmisia angustifolia part x who travelled to America during

who travelled to America during the late 1700’s in search of ornamental plants in the New World

this hardier and easier and will be my solution

The leaves are like beetle wing cases

This plant is a delight for humans and pollinators alike in late summer/early autumn

Looking and liking smilar conditions to a mini rhidoidendron

Celmisia angustifolia part x who travelled to America duringOne you can grow. Strap leaved Daisy. Vigorous subshrub to 25cm tall rapidly growing to 1. 5m in diameter in the wild. Here it actually survives and gets bigger. Leaves entire, smooth, grey above, white below, narrow, about 4cm long. Flower heads 3. 5cm. Seems tough in shade or semi shade to keep it cool here. A moist well drained position. Small plants in a 7cm pot. Photographed just inside the bush, you can see the celmisia (C. discolor) is happy