It is Tanacetum coccineum, double, and I'd like to know the variety. Google
brings very few photos, so this is a very desperate plea for help really:-)

http://www.softel.com.pl/~kattka/gal...s/photo44.html

Regards, Barbara.
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"Basia Kulesz" wrote in message
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It is Tanacetum coccineum, double, and I'd like to know the variety.
Google
brings very few photos, so this is a very desperate plea for help
really:-)

http://www.softel.com.pl/~kattka/gal...s/photo44.html

Regards, Barbara.
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http://tabaza.sapijaszko.net/


what you have a picture of is either 'Wirral Pride' or 'Fluffy', members of
the Chrysanthemum x superbum variety, (also known as Leucanthemum superbum)
or Shasta daisies

hope this helps!
madgardener up on the ridge, back in Fairy Holler overlooking English
Mountain in Eastern Tennessee

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"Basia Kulesz" wrote in message
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It is Tanacetum coccineum, double, and I'd like to know the variety.

http://www.softel.com.pl/~kattka/gal...s/photo44.html

what you have a picture of is either 'Wirral Pride' or 'Fluffy', members
of
the Chrysanthemum x superbum variety, (also known as Leucanthemum
superbum)
or Shasta daisies

No. The leaves are different and shasta daisies are white. This _is_ one
hundred percent persian daisy
Regards, Barbara.

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Basia Kulesz wrote:
No. The leaves are different and shasta daisies are white. This _is_ one
hundred percent persian daisy

But the flower on the picture *is* white. I cannot find info on persian
daisy. Some Chrysanthemums look similar to the daisy, with white petals
and a yellow center. What is the other word you have for persian daisy?

Uzytkownik "La Puce" napisal w wiadomosci
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Basia Kulesz wrote:
No. The leaves are different and shasta daisies are white. This _is_ one
hundred percent persian daisy

But the flower on the picture *is* white. I cannot find info on persian
daisy. Some Chrysanthemums look similar to the daisy, with white petals
and a yellow center. What is the other word you have for persian daisy?

Well, here is another photo of the same plant,
http://www.softel.com.pl/~kattka/Tan...os/photo2.html, the flower is
not white, it is off-white, slightly pink (shell-pink?). As I have written
in my original post, it is Tanacetum coccineum, aka Chrysanthemum coccineum,
aka Pyrethrum roseum, aka persian daisy, aka painted daisy etc. etc. And
I've done Google search, there are at least 7 varieties with pink double
flowers and no photos at all:-(. Please help!

Regards, Barbara.


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from "Basia Kulesz" contains these words:

Well, here is another photo of the same plant,
http://www.softel.com.pl/~kattka/Tan...os/photo2.html, the flower is
not white, it is off-white, slightly pink (shell-pink?). As I have written
in my original post, it is Tanacetum coccineum, aka Chrysanthemum coccineum,
aka Pyrethrum roseum, aka persian daisy, aka painted daisy etc. etc. And
I've done Google search, there are at least 7 varieties with pink double
flowers and no photos at all:-(. Please help!


Run Pyrethrum roseum, through google images search and you'll see
you can cross it off the list of possibilities. Your picture doesn't
match the google-image results. I haven't bothered checking the other
names you give.

Janet

On 6/2/06 15:06, in article , "Janet
Baraclough" wrote:

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from "Basia Kulesz" contains these words:

Well, here is another photo of the same plant,
http://www.softel.com.pl/~kattka/Tan...os/photo2.html, the flower is
not white, it is off-white, slightly pink (shell-pink?). As I have written
in my original post, it is Tanacetum coccineum, aka Chrysanthemum coccineum,
aka Pyrethrum roseum, aka persian daisy, aka painted daisy etc. etc. And
I've done Google search, there are at least 7 varieties with pink double
flowers and no photos at all:-(. Please help!


Run Pyrethrum roseum, through google images search and you'll see
you can cross it off the list of possibilities. Your picture doesn't
match the google-image results. I haven't bothered checking the other
names you give.

Could be an Argyranthemum?
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
)