Reader’s plants are finer, daintier than E. glaucus—likely Erigeron karvinskianus (Mexican fleabane, naturalized in Australia). Wild habit, reseeds aggressively.
It’s done flowering. Hard prune to ground—it’ll regrow for next cycle. No harm done.
Australian Erigeron growing notes
Same rescue, different species. Cut, wait, enjoy the self-sown volunteers.
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