Description

Senecio

greyi

‘Sunshine’

Also known as Brachyglottis greyi, Daisy bush

Dunedin Hybrid, s. monroi, s.laxifolius

Senecio X Sunshine (1 Gal)

Type: Shrubby species, hardy, perennial, evergreen, silver-grey green above and bright white below leaves
Bloom: Late June to August, into Autumn
2-3’ tall with 4’+ spread
Flower: ¾ to 13/4” wide yellow daisy like flowers on large loose terminal clusters of wide yellow clustered heads
Height: 2-3’ tall x 4’+ spread. 12” planting distance
Light: Sunny
Soil: Reasonably fertile, well drained
Moisture: Little to moderate
Zone: 8-9
Use: Night garden, ground cover
Tolerances: Salt tolerant, deer resistant, rabbit resistant, drought tolerant. Will tolerate partial shade
Notes: Gets leggy unless sheared regularly
Exceptionally cold winters can damage or even kill this Senecio