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Thanks Rlalique and themoonhowl
The two species of Argyrathemum , A. foeniculaceum (A. anethifolium) and A. frutescencs (both formerly under Chryanthemum) are supposed to be in wide cultivation, and often confused former with glaucous leaves and latter green (not glaucous). I hope above plant could be a cultivar of A. frutescens.
