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Dusty Miller

by AlexandreRochaLimaMarcondesCuritiba, Paraná, Brazil

Dusty Miller

by AjitItanagar, Arunachal Pradesh, India

Dusty Miller

by SheaEckertGreenville, South Carolina

silver ragwort

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHNew Delhi, Delhi, India

Dusty Miller

by Jillian BetzNashville, Tennessee, United States

This flowering plant has sliver dusty leaves.

Dusty Miller

by yulia8473Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

Dusty Miller

by SeemaPatelOrange, California, USA

Dusty Miller

by Emma Walnut Creek, California, USA

Dusty Miller

by Backyardphotographer99Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA

Our yard

Dusty Miller

by cnippoldMinneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Dusty miller

by EmilyUmbargerMichigan, USA

Dusty Miller

by CoralAveryAnaheim, California, USA

Small white plant with fuzzy looking leaves.

Dusty Miller

by MaconHooverWadsworth, Ohio, USA

Has a frosty color to it

Cineraria (spanish), Dusty Miller (english)

Cineraria (spanish), Dusty Miller (english)

by aitor__1990Ferrol, Galicia, Spain

Silver Ragwort

by ThePinappleManHoboken, New Jersey, USA

Leaves are fuzzy and gray and white

silver ragwort; dusty miller

silver ragwort; dusty miller

by AlexKonigKerkrade, Limburg, Netherlands

Jacobaea

Dusty Miller

by KatKilouekaAvalon, California, USA

Senecio cineraria o Senecio bicolor

Senecio cineraria o Senecio bicolor

by eulalia rubioValencia, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain

Planta perenne que alcanza 1 m de altura. Ramificada desde la base, indumento ...

Dusty Miller

Virginia, USA

A white, woolly, evergreen shrub that rarely grows over 3 ft. tall. It is ...

Ragwort

by Victor MallorquinWealden, England, United Kingdom

. Ragwort is a food plant for the larvae of Cochylis atricapitana, Phycitodes ...

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