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Plant of the Day
Wednesday 28 January 2026
A small evergreen shrub, reaching up to 1m in height, Euryops pectinatus (grey-leaved euryops) is ideal for a Mediterranean or gravel garden. The yellow daisy-like flowers start being produced in early summer, and into winter if grown under glass.
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Euryops speciosissimus
This showy shrub in the Daisy Family (Asteraceae) is a close relative of Euryops pectinatus, but the latter plant is widely sold in nurseries, while E. speciosissimus is not. E. speciosissimus is a taller plant, and its flowers have longer stems, so they are carried well above the foliage. With its finely-dissected leaves and showy yellow flowers, it deserves to be grown more widely. Native to the area around Clanwilliam, in the winter-rainfall area of western South Africa.
-Brian
Euryops Pectinatus Barcelona, Spain
Euryops pectinatus. Morrab Gardens, Penzance. April 2020.
