daisy-like plant ID needed

Discussion in 'Plants: Identification' started by kevind76, Mar 21, 2010.

  1. kevind76

    kevind76 Active Member

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    My sister got this as a gift. I can't quite identify it, and need a bit of help. Looks sort of like a mum or something daisy-like. What conditions does it need? Also, why are the flowers fading? Thanks.
     

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    lorax Rising Contributor 10 Years

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    Rudbeckia, maybe? The flowers are likely fading because that's part of their natural life cycle.
     
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    Thanks. I thought of that, but it looks unnatural to me.
     
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    Silver surfer Generous Contributor 10 Years

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    The leaves look like those from a Chrysanthemum.
     
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    I knew I was on the right track - thanks! Any way of narrowing it down? I can't really argue with Rudbeckia either, though.
     
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    Andrey Zharkikh Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    I agree with Silver Surfer, the leaves are of Chrysanthemum. Try to rub the leaves with fingers and smell it. Chrysanthemum leaves have a very distinctive strong smell. I cannot describe it, but once you smell it, you will never be in doubt.
     
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    ariani Active Member 10 Years

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    yes they are chrysanthemum i have had once such type of flowers but on Blue colour. THey are beautiful. Aren't they?
     

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