Big leaves

Big leaves and this plant was in the pot and even with price or name, but I couldn't read the label

 

Some species of Gunnera?

 

No spines and it is smaller than Gunnera what we used to see in Vancouver. I read name, I would remember Gunnera

 

Senecio cristobalensis

 

Astilboides tabularis (?)
Darmera peltata (?)

 

I'm with Senecio

 

I don't know what to say. I think it is from warmer climate, it was in the pot and I felt that I didn't see it before, but I can be wrong. I think it starts with R, if this image can help

 

Did it flower? This Senecio has small yellow aster-type flowers.

 

It didn't have flower.Leaves have different color, dark underneath. I don't remember, but think they have hairs underneath. Sorry, I cannot say more, but it is near the store for sale, I think if it has a label(which I couldn't photograph properly).

 

Senecio cristobalensis is now Roldana cristobalensis.

 

looks like more letters:)

 

Label shot is of the hybrid shrub 'Hartlage Wine'.

 

of what?

 

This thread has got confused.
The first pic showing the big leaves is not the same plant as the label for Sinocalycanthus raulstonii Hartlage Wine.
The leaves are very very different

http://www.google.com/search?client...A&biw=1271&bih=633&sei=JoiiUPCFLqiT0QXbx4CoAg

 

This is definitely not a Gunnera or Astilboides or Darmera.
I am with Lila and David in L.A..

Roldana petasites cristobalensis.syn Senecio cristobalensis looks just perfect.
"Quote..." Evergreen, but can be pruned to the ground if it needs rejuvenation. From Chiapas, Mexico."


http://www.flickr.com/photos/30879509@N04/7650748982


http://www.anniesannuals.com/plt_lst/lists/general/lst.gen.asp?prodid=2232

 

It was probably several plants in the same pot?

 

Thank, I am very happy with Roldana petasites cristobalensis.syn Senecio cristobalensis ID.