Cineraria Silverdust is a truly striking plant producing deeply divided silver, fern-like foliage. This exquisite foliage plant will provide elegant colour accent to the garden creating both form and contrast. The bright yellow daisy-like flowers produced should ideally be removed.
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The feverfew (so prolific I call it ‘fever several’) is beginning to flower and with some cineraria silver dust flowers which had snapped off in the wind, I thought there was a touch of Van Gogh to this arrangement. As long as there are flowers which attract pollinators, I won’t remove them just to make a plant attractive for its elegance and form in the garden.
Anne-O-tations 
I understand Feverfew repels flies, so presumably that wouldn’t attract pollinators even if the cineraria does.
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That’s true! They don’t grow near each other in the garden, however. Having said that, there are other plants near the cineraria which repel flies, such as lavender. It’s a matter of chance, I guess, for the beleaguered pollinators.
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