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Chrysocephalum apiculatum
1845Yellow Buttons
Summary
Chrysocephalum apiculatum, known by the common names common everlasting and yellow buttons, is a perennial herb native to southern Australia. It is a member of the Asteraceae, the daisy family. The name "everlasting" was inspired by its use as a long-lasting cut flower. It is increasing in popularity in Australia as a cottage garden plant, but is still not well known....read more on Wikipedia.
29 Chrysocephalum apiculatum subspecies found, including:
Chrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. apiculatumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. arachnoideumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. argenteumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. attenuatumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. barbellatumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. caespitosumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. congestumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. curvifoliumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. erectumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. exileChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. filifoliumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. flindersianumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. glandulosumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. gracileChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. gracilescensChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. halmaturorumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. insigneChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. norsemanenseChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. odorumChrysocephalum apiculatum ssp. orarium
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