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    Took a piece from outside a strip of shops back in April. It had a yellow daisy-like bloom ...

    Dusty Miller 1 Oct 25.jpg

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    Looks like what I think of as Cineraria maritima.
     
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      Google reckons....

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      The plant in the image is most likely Dusty Miller, specifically Jacobaea maritima 'Silver Dust' (formerly Senecio cineraria 'Silver Dust').
       
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