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Forum: Tropical Zone GardeningReplies: 12, Views: 87
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amitray
Kolkata
India

July 24, 2009
12:23 PM

Post #6859632

I photographed this plant on the arid desert-like terrain of Ladakh in August 1992. I am curious about its ID. Is it some sort of Conyza sp (family Asteraceae) or is it Laggera sp? The plant is growing at an altitude of 11,500 ft. Thanks for any help.

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Molamola
Christiansted, VI
(Zone 11)

July 24, 2009
08:04 PM

Post #6861314

LOL, I don't live there! Sorry! and wow.
KayJones
Panama City Beach, FL
(Zone 8b)

July 24, 2009
08:11 PM

Post #6861334

Could it be an Acacia of some type? I saw something similar in Austin, Texas and was told it was an Acacia - I can't really tell much about the leaves and blooms from your picture.
tropicbreeze
noonamah
Australia

July 24, 2009
08:41 PM

Post #6861472

A higher resolution photo closer up, especially of the flowers would be more helpful.
amitray
Kolkata
India

July 25, 2009
01:48 AM

Post #6862455

Yes, a higher resolution, sharper photo would definitely help. I am afraid this is the only photo I have. Thanks anyway. Regards.
Metrosideros
Keaau, HI

July 25, 2009
01:34 PM

Post #6863730

Looks like a Helichrysum. Maybe Helichrysum italicum.
d_thomcat2000
Kapaa, HI

July 25, 2009
02:40 PM

Post #6863943

i was lucky enough to spend some time in Kashmir and Ledakh. What an awesome place.
AlohaHoya
Keaau, HI
(Zone 11)

July 27, 2009
10:49 PM

Post #6873754

Is that a pungent smelling plant or a spicey fragrance?
Metrosideros
Keaau, HI

July 28, 2009
12:27 AM

Post #6874094

They have a balmy smell.
amitray
Kolkata
India

July 28, 2009
12:38 AM

Post #6874127

Well, I will go for Helichrysum italicum. But does it grow at 11,000 ft. in arid, desert condition? Anyway, thank you all.
AlohaHoya
Keaau, HI
(Zone 11)

July 28, 2009
02:38 AM

Post #6874378

Hi Five, Dave!!!! You are really really good!!!!!
Metrosideros
Keaau, HI

July 28, 2009
03:10 AM

Post #6874406

We have Helichrysum here at high altitude.

H. italicum is possible for Amitray's area.
amitray
Kolkata
India

July 30, 2009
11:14 AM

Post #6884684

Thank you, Metrosideros

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