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Euryops ‘Silver Sunshine’
... Garden. The only parent we can identify with certainty is Euryops pectinatus (woolly resin bush), as this was the only species of Euryops planted in the garden bed where the hybrid was ... The other parent could be one of the many other Euryops planted throughout Kirstenbosch. After much debate ...
Euryops wageneri
... eggs and the flower heads are therefore often parasitized. Euryops This plant is currently not cultivated commercially ... type specimen in the Matjiesrivier area in the Cederberg. Euryops wageneri belongs to a genus of 110 taxa (including 9 ... this is probably one of the most magnificent of all the Euryops species. It has the same visual impact as other showy ...
Euryops virgineus
... National Herbarium, Pretoria January 2004 The honey euryops is a much-branched, evergreen shrub of up to 3.5 x ... of short, white hairs (pappus hairs) which is soon lost. Euryops virgineus is endemic to southern Africa and occurs ... be carried away by a strong wind, heavy rain or insects. Euryops The honey euryops is very showy when in full flower. ...
Euryops virgatus
... Rust Hantam National Botanical Garden March 2013 Euryops virgatus is a twiggy shrublet with many branches. The ... florets. The flowering period is between June and August. Euryops virgatus is found only at the Hantam National ... and tillite where there is a lot of earthworm activity. Euryops virgatus is very palatable to sheep and the bushes ...
Euryops tysonii
... Notten Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden March 2009 Euryops tysonii is a much-branched shrub, 0.5 to 1.5 m. The ... brown to yellowish brown achene, 2.5-3.5 x 1.0-1.5 mm. Euryops tysonii grows in scrub and grassland usually on rocky ... other parts of the Eastern Cape and southern Free State. Euryops tysonii is visited by many insects when in flower, ...
Euryops tenuissimus
... ants and, when the seeds are wet, also by larger mammals. Euryops These attractive shrubs are 0.9-1.8 m high and up to ... extremely narrow and refers to the shape of the leaves. Euryops tenuissimus belongs to a genus of 110 taxa (including ... image of these plants in their natural habitat forever. Euryops tenuissimus (L.) DC. Euryops tenuissimus E. ...
Euryops speciosissimus
... eggs and the flower heads are therefore often parasitized. Euryops E. pectinatus (grey euryops, golden daisy bush), E.chrysanthemoides , E. virgineus (honey euryops) and E. speciosissimus (Clanwilliam euryops) are ...
Euryops pectinatus
... TURNER Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden June 2001 Euryops pectinatus is a shrub up to 1.5 m in height and has ... (i.e. it occurs naturally nowhere else in the world). Euryops Euryops pectinatus requires a moderate amount of water and ...
Euryops muirii
CREW Ismail Ebrahim CREW August 2011 Euryops murii is a much-branched rigid shrublet up to 400 mm ... in the outer row. Flowering occurs mostly in September. Euryops muirii is distinguished from other members of the ... extensive searches have taken place in similar habitats, Euryops muirii remains confined to a small area near Still ...
Euryops linifolius
... Nkosi Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden October 2018 Euryops linifolius is a fast-growing shrub, 0.6–2 m high, ... , which has a notable thin woolly line beneath each leaf. Euryops linifolius is endemic to South Africa, where it ... the animal passes through rocks, narrow spaces or scrub. Euryops Relatively fast growing, it doesn’t take long ...
Euryops linearis
... or indistinctly ribbed, 2.5-3.5 mm long and 0.8-1 mm wide. Euryops linearis is endemic to the area between Bredasdorp ... Like many species from the De Hoop and Agulhas area, Euryops linearis is tolerant of limestone soils, while most ... well in sandstone- or granite-derived acidic soils. Euryops Euryops linearis makes a very desirable tall garden ...
Euryops chrysanthemoides
... flowering; they are shaped like a spindle with blunt ends. Euryops chrysanthemoides occurs in the Eastern Cape, along ... well as butterflies, and seed-eating birds eat the seeds. Euryops A vigorous, hardy, free-flowering shrub that ... a winter minimum lower than -1 to -7 °C (zone 9). Plant Euryops chrysanthemoides as a specimen shrub in groups of ...
Euryops annuus
... & Hester Steyn National Herbarium November 2008 Euryops annuus is an annual, hairless herb with fleshy leaves ... terms of the flower structure, see the page on Asteraceae Euryops annuus is endemic to the Northern and Western Cape, ... a gentle slope of gravelly to sandy soil and full sun. Euryops annuus is a pioneer plant which is found in vast ...
Euryops annae
... Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden March 2009 Euryops annae is a small, much-branched shrub, 0.2-1.5 m ... showy, conventional daisies that one may expect from a Euryops but are quite small, 3-6 x 3-7 mm, with rather loose ... It has a pappus of numerous white bristles, 1-2 mm long. Euryops annae is very similar to E. oligoglossus (water resin ...
Euryops abrotanifolius
... Notten Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden July 2008 Euryops abrotanifolius is an upright, densely leafy shrub, ... white, cylindrical appendage at the tip, 1 mm long. Euryops abrotanifolius occurs on sandy or stony mountain ... protected, shady spot, which have thinner, longer leaves. Euryops abrotanifolius is quick to re-establish after a fire, ...