About
Olearia nummularifolia, the coin-leaved daisy bush, is a dense, rounded, evergreen shrub to 2 m with small, leathery, coin-shaped leaves with rolled margins � lime-green when young, then dark-green and felted beneath. Perfumed, white, daisy-like flowerheads with cream or pale-yellow centres are produced singly or in clusters at the shoot tips in midsummer. A rewarding and fragrant daisy bush for a sheltered, sunny garden.
About the genus
Olearia, the daisy bushes, are evergreen shrubs, small trees and occasionally herbaceous perennials from Australasia with simple, leathery, toothed or entire leaves and corymbs of daisy-like flowerheads, usually with white ray florets and yellow centres. Grown in sheltered, sunny gardens.
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