- Australian native
- Frost hardy
- Full sun position
- Prolific flowering
- Compact habit
One of the most popular native plants in recent years has been this compact, free flowering perennial. The small, white daisy blooms are commonly referred to as everlasting daisies as their papery petals (actually bracts) make them ideal for drying to be used in floral arrangements and other home crafts. If grown in a container 'Paper Star' can also be brought indoors for short spells as a lovely alternative to cut flower arrangements. To dry flowers, cut the stems just as the flower begins to open and hang in loose bunches, upside down, in a dry place out of direct sunlight. In 3-4 weeks the flower will be properly dried and will retain their shape and colour indefinitely.