Orginally known in nurseries as Brachyglottis "Sunshine", this is a garden plant, originally created (probably) by crossing Brachyglottis laxifolia with Brachyglottis compacta. It escapes and survives in the wild but often not far from habitation. It used to be called Senecio greyi and has escaped in England and Wales but hardly at all in Scotland or Ireland.

The name has recently changed (New Flora of the British Isles Third Edition by Clive Stace 2010) from Brachyglottis "Sunshine" to Brachyglottis x jubar.

Deganwy, North Wales LHS 1st July 2008 RHS: 3rd June 2008

Added on 1st July 2008, updated 5th March 2010, updated Se3 27th April 2010