description Olearia x haastii Overview
Olearia × haastii, or daisy bush, is an evergreen hybrid of New Zealand origin in the daisy family, Asteraceae. It forms a dense, bushy shrub with smooth oval leaves that are glossy dark green above and felted white beneath, followed by sprays of star-shaped white flower heads in mid to late summer. In Britain it is used mainly for hedges, screens, and coastal or informal planting.
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What is Olearia x haastii commonly called?
Olearia × haastii is commonly called daisy bush. It is an evergreen shrub and a hybrid from New Zealand.
What do the leaves of Olearia x haastii look like?
The leaves are smooth and oval, with glossy dark-green upper surfaces. Their undersides are covered with a felt-like white layer.
What flowers does Olearia x haastii produce?
It produces sprays of white, star-shaped flower heads. The flowers are typical of the daisy family, Asteraceae.
Where does Olearia x haastii fit in plant classification?
Olearia × haastii belongs to the genus Olearia in the family Asteraceae. The multiplication sign in its name indicates that it is a hybrid.
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