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Silver Dust
1 Mar, 2009
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I think this is Silver Dust but I'm not sure as that is supposed to be an annual. This has done well for a good few years and you can see where I've trimmed it right back. It has taken a knock from the frost, so I need to see if it recovers or not. I hope so, it has lovely velvety leaves.
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Thanks Hywel that's good to know, do you think it's best to replace it? It doesn't seem to grow from the woody bits that are left and I do like it.
1 Mar, 2009
I used to replace them after a few years because they tended to get unsightly and die off. If it grows back into a nice bush I'd keep it though.
1 Mar, 2009
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What else?
See who else is growing Senecio cineraria (Senecio).
See who else has plants in genus Senecio.
This photo is of "Silver Dust" in Reebeesfleurs's garden
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Brachyglottis (Dunedin Group) 'sunshine' (Senecio)
£9.99 at Crocus -
Senecio Greyii X 1 Litre
£7.95 at Blooming Direct
I find they go straggly over the years.
1 Mar, 2009