Euryops

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Read about Euryops in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Euryops (large eyes, because of the prominent fls.). Compositae, Small shrubs of 25-30 species of Afr. (mostly S. Afr.), Arabia and Socotra, very little known in horticulture. The fls. are yellow, the heads with female rays and tubular 5-topthed perfect disk-fls.; receptacle convex or conical; involucre of 1 series of scales: achene wingless and beakless, the pappus of several rows of caducous bristles. These little bushes or undershrubs grow from ½-3 ft., or sometimes 5 ft., high. They are bloomed in the greenhouse or grown in the open in mild climates. None seems to be regularly in the trade. CH


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