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Daisybushes
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Daisybushes

Olearia

Olearia, most commonly known as daisy-bush, is a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Asteraceae, the largest of the flowering plant families in the world. Olearia are found in Australia, New Guinea and New Zealand. The genus includes herbaceous plants, shrubs and small trees. The latter are unusual among the Asteraceae and are called tree daisies in New Zealand. All bear the familiar daisy-like composite flowerheads in white, pink, mauve or purple.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

snowy daisy-bush

speciesOlearia lirata

Twiggy Daisy-Bush

speciesOlearia ramulosa

musk daisy-bush

speciesOlearia argophylla

Coastal Daisy-Bush

speciesOlearia axillaris

Akiraho

speciesOlearia paniculata

Asthma Bush

speciesOlearia phlogopappa

mangrove-leaved daisy-bush

speciesOlearia avicenniifolia

Heketara

speciesOlearia rani

Common tree daisy

speciesOlearia arborescens

Coastal tree daisy

speciesOlearia solandri

Akepiro

speciesOlearia furfuracea

Hakeke

speciesOlearia ilicifolia

Showy Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia pimeleoides

Olearia nummulariifolia

speciesOlearia nummulariifolia

toothed daisy-bush

speciesOlearia tomentosa

Olearia lineata

speciesOlearia lineata

Pink-tip Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia erubescens

Mueller Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia muelleri

ipswich daisy

speciesOlearia nernstii

Lancewood tree daisy

speciesOlearia lacunosa

Bridal Daisy Bush

speciesOlearia microphylla

Olearia glutinosa

speciesOlearia glutinosa

Silky Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia myrsinoides

Chatham Island Akeake

speciesOlearia traversiorum

Cypress Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia teretifolia

viscid daisy-bush

speciesOlearia viscosa

viscid daisy bush

speciesOlearia viscidula

Fringed Daisy Bush

speciesOlearia ciliata

Mount Lofty daisy-bush

speciesOlearia grandiflora

Olearia odorata

speciesOlearia odorata

Olearia cymbifolia

speciesOlearia cymbifolia

silver daisy-bush

speciesOlearia pannosa

Olearia bullata

speciesOlearia bullata

Sticky daisy bush

speciesOlearia elliptica

autumn scrub daisy

speciesOlearia paucidentata

Olearia virgata

speciesOlearia virgata

Olearia fulgens

speciesOlearia fulgens

Azure Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia rudis

New Zealand holly

hybridOlearia × macrodonta

Wrinkled Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia rugosa

Olearia angulata

speciesOlearia angulata

Olearia moschata

speciesOlearia moschata

Olearia albida

speciesOlearia albida

Bogong daisy-bush

speciesOlearia frostii

pine-leafed daisybush

speciesOlearia pinifolia

Splendid Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia magniflora

Fragrant tree daisy

speciesOlearia fragrantissima

Large-Leaved Daisy-bush

speciesOlearia megalophylla

Olearia townsonii

speciesOlearia townsonii

alpine daisy-bush

speciesOlearia algida

clubmoss daisy-bush

speciesOlearia lepidophylla

Olearia persoonioides

speciesOlearia persoonioides

Victorian snowbush

speciesOlearia stellulata

rock daisy bush

speciesOlearia ledifolia

Deciduous tree daisy

speciesOlearia hectorii

Olearia asterotricha

speciesOlearia asterotricha

Olearia archeri

speciesOlearia archeri

Canterbury Plains tree daisy

speciesOlearia adenocarpa

Olearia cheesemanii

speciesOlearia cheesemanii

woolly daisy-bush

speciesOlearia lanuginosa

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