Celmisia consists of evergreen perennials and sub-shrubs that typically grow in mats or rosettes. These plants frequently feature soft, silvery leaves and produce flowers resembling daisies, which are generally white with yellow centers.

Celmisia insignis

Celmisia lanceolata

Celmisia laricifolia

Celmisia latifolia

Celmisia latifolia large-leaved

Celmisia lindsayi

Celmisia longifolia

Celmisia longifolia large-leaved

Celmisia longifolia small-leaved

Celmisia lyallii

Celmisia mackaui

Celmisia macmahonii var. hadfieldii

Celmisia major

Celmisia major var. brevis

Celmisia markii

Celmisia monroi

Celmisia morganii

Celmisia petiolata

Celmisia petriei

Celmisia philocremna

Celmisia prorepens

Celmisia pugioniformis

Celmisia ramulosa

Celmisia ramulosa hybrid

Celmisia ramulosa var. tuberculata

Celmisia rutlandii

Celmisia saxifraga

Celmisia semicordata is a perennial plant that forms rosettes of leaves measuring up to 30 cm in length, featuring a layer of fine hairs. The upper leaf surface is grey-green, while the underside is white. This species produces solitary white daisy flowers, each reaching about 8 cm in diameter, on stems that can grow to 50 cm in height.

Celmisia semicordata

Celmisia semicordata Arthur's Pass

Celmisia semicordata hybrids from Inverewe

Celmisia semicordata subsp. aurigans

Celmisia semicordata subsp. semicordata

Celmisia semicordata subsp. stricta

Celmisia sericophylla

Celmisia sericophylla large-leaved

Celmisia sessiliflora

Celmisia sessiliflora 'Mount Potts'

Celmisia sessiliflora hybrid

Celmisia sinclairii

Celmisia spectabilis

Celmisia spectabilis argentea

Celmisia spectabilis subsp. magnifica

Celmisia spectabilis subsp. spectabilis

Celmisia spectabilis subsp. spectabilis var. angustifolia

Celmisia spedenii is a perennial alpine herb that maintains its foliage year-round. This mat-forming plant features clusters of slender, silvery-green leaves and produces upright stems topped with white, daisy-like flowers that have yellow centers, blooming during the summer months.

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