Does anybody out there know what type of plant this is? Thanks!!

8 years ago

It was dead/dying/dry when I moved into the house. The top pic is what it looked like at first and then the bottom pic is after all the dead branches were trimmed off.

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gyr_falcon
8 years ago
Looks like an Euryops daisy. It is common practice to cut them back after the growing season, so feel free to remove the remaining bare branches. They are generally considered relatively short-lived and are usually inexpensive to replace. Some growers just plan to replace them every few years, but in some growing regions they remain viable for much longer.
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gyr_falcon
8 years ago
I have a pretty good memory, and knew I had seen these photos before! lol

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/1559572/i-had-to-butcher-itwhat-is-it?n=5
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8 years ago
LOL. Thanks! Yes, that was me who made the other post. I had completely forgotten what that plant was called and I forgot my log in for this site and so I had to re-register and make a new post =)
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8 years ago
And thank you for the link....now I can see my old posts 'cause I forgot what one of the other ones was ;)

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