Solved Margurite daisy or coreopsis

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    Hi everyone, I grew this last year from seed it had yellow flowers and has overwintered outside, I think I've narrowed it down to marguerite daisy or lance leaved coreopsis.
     

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    Hi @mazambo , definitely not a Leucanthemum ( Marguerite ) they have dark green leathery leaves.
     
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    I'll have look later on the pc but looking at it on my phone it favours a Artemesia
     
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      I'd forgot about that one @Victoria , now you mention it. I had one years ago and it was like that.
       
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        Thanks everyone, I haven't knowingly sown artemesia or euryops but I have found the tubs with last year's seeds that were sown, and I'm pretty sure it was one of those in the picture.
         

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        Hi @mazambo It looks very similar to a couple of small plants I bought last week, while helping out at our village plant sale. Whoever brought the plants in had simply labelled them 'Yellow daisy' which wasn't much help.

        After a bit of searching, I think I've narrowed it down to Anthemis tinctoria 'Kelwayi'. Have a look at those and see what you think.
         
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        Thanks @Trunky I think it is the anthemis tinctoria, it's been hard to find a decent photo but have just found this, it seems to fit the bill.
         

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