Looks like Rangiora but it is one of the Brachyglottis family
maclad,
Feb 24, 3:35am
I have taken another look and had a rethink and it maybe an Olearia but I do not know which one.
zak410,
Feb 24, 3:42am
Thanks for that, looks very likely; shame my photo is so bad, I'll bring a small sample next time there and confirm with a book, thanks makes it easier with a name.
maclad,
Feb 24, 3:51am
All good just hope I'm not leading you astray. Good luck.
dibble35,
Feb 24, 6:30am
Brachiglottis isn't it. assuming the leaves near it are the same plant
#7- very similar flowers as they're more like star than daisies? but different leaves I think. Also, there are a few of the same 'shrubs' in the same area; will check better next time.
ro42,
Feb 24, 9:03am
Have a look next time - the leaves look like supplejack too to me. It's a vine (sort-of) but tends to grow up into other plants then develop a bushy 'head' with leaves and flowers, so it looks like it's part of the plant it's grown among.
lemming2,
Feb 24, 9:48pm
I think Akeake, Olieria avicenniaefolia. are the leaves furry underneath?
Leaves look like olearia rani or arborscens but their flowers have more petals
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