Hi Everyone , I am having difficulty identifying this plant. No one seems to know. In the pic it is the one in the background with last years old flower heads on . I would appreciate any idea’s. Thanks Andy
Plant i d needed.
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This is Shrubby Hare's-ear (Bupleurum fruticosum), also known as Thoroughwax. It is a woody member of the Celery Family (Apiaceae), native to southern Europe, northwestern Africa and the Levant. It is an attractive evergreen shrub with attractive yellow flower umbels. It can grow in full sun or bright shade and is easy to propagate from either seed or cutting.
This is Shrubby Hare's-ear (Bupleurum fruticosum), also known as Thoroughwax. It is a woody member of the Celery Family (Apiaceae), native to southern Europe, northwestern Africa and the Levant. It is an attractive evergreen shrub with attractive yellow flower umbels. It can grow in full sun or bright shade and is easy to propagate from either seed or cutting.
Thanks Marck, great.