Olearia iodochroa

Usually a rounded shrub to 1(–1.5) m high; branchlets and leaf undersurfaces densely covered by a mat of whitish hairs, often slightly viscid. Leaves alternate, subsessile, narrowly obovate to obtrullate, 3–12 mm long, 1.5–3.5 mm wide, entire, or rarely, with 1–3 shallow subapical teeth; upper surface glabrous, dark green, usually slightly scabrous; lower surface whitish; margin somewhat thickened or recurved. Capitula terminal, subsessile, solitary or few together, 15–30 mm diam.; involucre c. conical, 4.5–6 mm long; bracts 3–4-seriate, graduating, pubescent, with resin droplets, margin fimbriate, purplish. Ray florets 7–15, mauve to white, ligules 4–9 mm long; disc florets 5–16, purplish, cream or yellow. Cypsela cylindric, 3–4 mm long, not or obscurely ribbed, dark purplish beneath dense, pale silky hairs; pappus bristles pale, c. 5 mm long. Flowers Jun.–Oct.