Livingstone-Daisy

Cleretum bellidiforme

(Burm.f.) G.D.Rowley Species

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Botanical name
Cleretum bellidiforme
Also known as
Livingstone-Daisy
Family
Aizoaceae
Genus
Cleretum
Reference
World Flora Online

How to grow Livingstone-Daisy

We have not written a growing guide for this species yet.

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Other names for this plant

These names have all been used for Cleretum bellidiforme but are no longer the accepted name. You may still meet them on old labels, in books, or in nursery catalogues.

Cleretum criniflorum Cleretum cuneifolium Cleretum flos-solis Cleretum limpidum Cleretum muirii Cleretum oculatum Dorotheanthus acuminatus Dorotheanthus bellidiformis Dorotheanthus bellidiformis subsp. bellidiformis Dorotheanthus bidouwensis Dorotheanthus criniflorus Dorotheanthus flos-solis Dorotheanthus hallii Dorotheanthus littlewoodii Dorotheanthus luteus Dorotheanthus martini Dorotheanthus muirii Dorotheanthus muirii Dorotheanthus oculatus Dorotheanthus oculatus var. oculatus Dorotheanthus oculatus var. saldanhensis Dorotheanthus stayneri Dorotheanthus ulularis Drosanthemum martinii Mesembryanthemum bellidiforme Mesembryanthemum criniflorum Mesembryanthemum cuneifolium Mesembryanthemum flos-solis Mesembryanthemum limpidum Mesembryanthemum spathulatum Mesembryanthemum spathulifolium Mesembryanthemum spatulatum Mesembryanthemum suaveolens Micropterum cuneifolium Micropterum limpidum Stigmatocarpum criniflorum

Others in Cleretum

Cleretum booysenii
Cleretum hestermalense
Cleretum apetalum
Cleretum bruynsii
Cleretum clavatum
Cleretum herrei
Cleretum lyratifolium
Cleretum maughanii

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