Anaphalis margaritacea / Pearly Everlasting Straight species native Feathery summer plumes turn a

Feathery summer plumes turn a striking gold color in fall

very large dark purple buds emerge in mid to late spring

or the front to center of the border

Silver-white foliage provides excellent contrast to flowering plants and green foliage in rock gardens

Flowering Season: Late Spring to Late Summer

Anaphalis margaritacea / Pearly Everlasting Straight species native Feathery summer plumes turn aPearly everlasting can grow to up to nearly a metre tall and can eventually bush out equally as wide. The clusters of white flowers have yellow centres and bloom for many weeks from mid summer through to early fall. The leaves are long and narrow with a silvery hue, thanks to the fine hairs that cover its leaves and stems. Grow in sunny conditions in average soil, but will tolerate poor soils and drought. The flowers are magnets for pollinators such