Houseplant. Daisy-like flowers, leaves no distinctive smell

Done!! The official unofficial name of the temporarily unidentified GardenStew plant previously designated by the innocuous number of 12-04-2011_4:30 is Jessie.

If of course there are no objections from a higher power.

Jerry

Back to the books!

 

I'm away from a PC for a few days in a few hours (and bed first) so hopefully by the time I come back someone (or the higher power?) will have given Jessie a boring Latin name.

 

Et scietis nomen incognitum

Jerry


P.S. Google has a really cool translator.

 

Thank you (managed without the translator ) I was thinking more of its real name ..

 

I've had an answer ... and it seems to be right ... Pericallis formerly known as Cineraria or Senecio. It is native to Madeira and the Canaries - the hybrid Senetti

 

Great. Where did you find the answer? BTW, I really do like the color of this plant, foliage and flower.

 

I wrote to BBC Radio Scotland's gardening programme and delightfully, they answered me

 

Oh, good! I kept looking at that plant and was convinced I'd seen it before. I had. It was the white-ringed hybrid. We used them for summer colour a few years back. Thanks for posting the name.

 

Me too but you're right, the incognito title is much better Bea