The Euryops
daisy is a large perennial bush that bloom all season long or until cold
temperatures appear with yellow daisy-like flowers. Euryops is a member of
sunflower family, native mostly to rocky sites in southern African, but the
photos were captured at Coonoor while detour around the hill station in the Nilgiri.
Euryops
pectinatus is a vigorous evergreen shrub that grows up to 5 feet tall and wide,
with silvery green, hairy leaves and yellow, daisy-like composite flowers; they
bloom from early summer to autumn. The bush grows best in full sun and well
drained deep soils, but need moist. The images were shot during evening sunlight.
Linking this post for Floral Friday Foto
Linking this post for Floral Friday Foto
If sunshine were a plant...!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
That is a new flowering shrub for me to see. It has a nice clear yellow color and the flowers are great shapes.
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Daisy blooms and wonderful snaps, Jeevan!
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy Weekend!!
Peace :)
Beautiful light and bushes!
ReplyDeleteFlowers at hill stations are always a treat to the eyes :)
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So many flowers! thats a beautiful sight!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely flowers.
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