Scientific Name: Olearia phlogopappa subsp. angustifolia Endemic Having a natural distribution confined to a particular geographic region
Common Name: narrowleaf dusty daisybush
Family Classification (Clade): Eudicots
Family: Asteraceae
Form Description: Medium shrub with greyish toothed leaves.
Height (m): 0.5 – 2
Flowers: Usually white, daisies in large terminal clusters from side branches; 10-14 florets. Small grey-green toothed leaves. Aromatic.
Fruit: Achene
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General Notes
Bird attracting.
Propagation Calendar
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Propagation Method
Seed Information
Seed Collection
When seed is mature the achenes loosen in the centre of the seed heads which appear fluffy. Collect seed heads into paper bags and allow to dry. Rub and sieve.
Seed Treatment Method
Surface Sow Sow seed finely on the surface of the potting mix and cover with just enough mix to hold the seed on the surface when watered.
Seed Treatment Notes
For best results fresh seed should be used. Surface sow or lightly cover.
Germination Time
2-5 weeks
Cutting & Division Information
Use cuttings of firm young growth.