Last week I posted a photo of the everlasting flower bud (or at least the flower closed for the day)...and got lots of comments and inquires about it...So today I since I finally manage to catch it open with my camera handy, I thought I would share some more photos and TRY addressing some of the questions..


Well I thought and even told a few ppl they were called Helichrysum...but now I am not so sure...I think they might have been the Asters...Unfortunately all my carefully places name tags become
toys for a certain little princess, making it a fun guessing game to what I actually planted.
This is what Flowerinfo.org had to say about the Everlastings
http://flowerinfo.org/everlasting-flowers

Blessings Kelsie
Sharing today at:
Outdoor Wednesday @ http://www.asoutherndaydreamer.blogspot.com/
Cottage Flora Thursday @ http://fishtailcottage.blogspot.com/
Fertilizer Friday @ http://www.tootsietime.com/
3 comments:
Beautiful bloom Kelsie.
They are all out now in Yanchep, West Oz. They should re-seed.
Hey sis Nan always had them in her
garden out the front.We used make daisy
chains with them. Love Carol
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