Euryops daisy

Euryops pectinatus commonly called as Euryops daisy (scientific name:Euryops pectinatus) is native to South African mountainous regions and a cold-resistant, evergreen shrub-like, perennial of the family Asteraceae family. Yellow flowers bloom from autumn to spring next year. Hair grows on a green leaf with a jagged cut, and it looks silver. It is similar to Margaret Cosmos,however Margaret Cosmos is a separate department because it is Styrofiscus. Also, Margaret Cosmos has a shallow leaf notch, the leaves are greenish on the surface, the color is green, the flowering time is different from July to November. Flower language is "relaxing relationship". "Euryops" of the genus name is a compound word consisting of the Latin "eurys (big) + ops (eyes)", the species pictorial "pectinatus" is "comb-like" in Latin It is based on the fact that the leaves are deep in the sense.

Common name: Euryops daisy, Scientific name: Euryops pectinatus, aka: Gray leaved-euryops, Origin: South Africa, stock height: 100 to 150 cm, leaf shape: feathery fissure, leaf order: alternate, leaf color: silver color, inflorescence: monogenic branches, corolla: head shape, flower color: yellow, flower diameter: 4-5 cm, Flowering period: November to next May.