The genus Senecio includes a variety of growth forms such as annuals, biennials, perennials, climbing plants, and shrubs, some of which have succulent characteristics. The foliage is typically simple or pinnately divided, and the flowers resemble daisies, though some may lack ray-florets.

Senecio clusianus Rchb. f.

Senecio crassissimus

Senecio cyaneus

Senecio decaisnei DC.

Senecio decaryi

Senecio deflersii

Senecio deltophyllus Maxim.

Senecio descoingsii

Senecio desiderabilis

Senecio diversipinnus

Senecio doria

Senecio doria subsp. legionensis (Lange) Chater

Senecio doronicum

Senecio doronicum subsp. gerardii

Senecio dubitabilis

Senecio duriaei

Senecio eboracensis

Senecio elegans

Senecio elodes

Senecio eminens

Senecio euosmus Hand.-Mazz.

Senecio fistulosus

Senecio formosoides

Senecio formosus

Senecio fremontii

Senecio from Colombia

Senecio from Guatemala

Senecio from Nepal

Senecio gerberifolius is a deciduous perennial that reaches heights of approximately 40 cm. It develops rosettes of narrow, soft green leaves. From summer until the onset of frost, it produces dark yellow flowers resembling daisies, characterized by their fringed petal edges and deeper-colored centers.

Senecio gerberifolius

Senecio gilliesii

Senecio glastifolius

Senecio grandiflorus

Senecio gregorii

Senecio hadiensis

Senecio harbourii

Senecio haworthii 'Mont Blanc'PBR

Senecio hirsutilobus

Senecio hoffmannii

Senecio howellii Greene

Senecio huteri

Senecio hypochionaeus var. argaeus

Senecio hypochionaeus var. ilkasiensis Freyn. & Suit.

Senecio hypochoerideus

Senecio inaequidens

Senecio iodanthus Greenm.

Senecio jacobsenii is an annual succulent characterized by abundant green, glaucous oval leaves that acquire a purple tint along the edges as they age or when exposed to cooler temperatures. This plant can produce orange flowers intermittently throughout the year.

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