Daisy bush (Euryops) with brown, crispy leaves but flexible stems is likely dormant, not dead. Hardy Zones 8–11; dies to ground in cold, re-emerges spring. Wait, don't fertilize. Cut back if ugly. Will likely return with warmth.
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