Everlasting Strawflower Gold Yellow Seeds
Approx seeds per gram: 1400
Price
Common name: Everlasting Strawflower, Paper Daisy, Everlasting Daisy
Scientific name: Xerochrysum bracteatum
An Australian native, the Everlasting Strawflower Gold Yellow has large flowers with golden orange centres and yellow papery petals. They grow quite large so around 55cm of spacing is needed between planting, unless you’re aiming for chaos. The Everlasting Strawflower is great for native gardens, mass planting, borders, and raised garden beds.
It’s drought and frost tolerant and will tolerate poor soil conditions making it a great beginner plant. They will also attract bees and butterflies.
Planting information
Sowing method: Direct sowing or raise seedlings - you can put these straight where you want them or raise seedlings.
Sowing depth: 1mm - push seeds lightly into soil. Do not cover as they need light to germinate.
Life cycle: Perennial
Plant height: 80cm
Spacing: 30cm
Sun requirements: Full sun
Soil requirements: Well draining soil
Time to sprout: 7-14 days at 18-21°C
Days until fully grown: 85 days
When to sow based on climate
| Cool | Spring, summer, autumn |
| Temperate |
Spring, summer, autumn |
| Sub-Tropical | Late autumn, winter |
| Tropical | Not suitable |
| Arid | Autumn, early winter |
Common name: Everlasting Strawflower, Paper Daisy, Everlasting Daisy
Scientific name: Xerochrysum bracteatum
An Australian native, the Everlasting Strawflower Gold Yellow has large flowers with golden orange centres and yellow papery petals. They grow quite large so around 55cm of spacing is needed between planting, unless you’re aiming for chaos. The Everlasting Strawflower is great for native gardens, mass planting, borders, and raised garden beds.
It’s drought and frost tolerant and will tolerate poor soil conditions making it a great beginner plant. They will also attract bees and butterflies.
Planting information
Sowing method: Direct sowing or raise seedlings - you can put these straight where you want them or raise seedlings.
Sowing depth: 1mm - push seeds lightly into soil. Do not cover as they need light to germinate.
Life cycle: Perennial
Plant height: 80cm
Spacing: 30cm
Sun requirements: Full sun
Soil requirements: Well draining soil
Time to sprout: 7-14 days at 18-21°C
Days until fully grown: 85 days
When to sow based on climate
| Cool | Spring, summer, autumn |
| Temperate |
Spring, summer, autumn |
| Sub-Tropical | Late autumn, winter |
| Tropical | Not suitable |
| Arid | Autumn, early winter |
FREE Standard Parcel Shipping on all orders over $60.
Orders under $25 can use our Priority Letter Shipping option - this option does not come with a tracking number.
How much does shipping cost?
- Priority Letter Shipping: $3.70
- Standard Parcel Shipping: $8.90
- Express Parcel Shipping: $12.95
What are the shipping times?
- Priority Letter Shipping: 3-10 business days once shipped
- Standard Parcel Shipping: 2-7 business days once shipped
- Express Parcel Shipping: 1-4 business days once shipped
How long will my order take to be shipped?
We aim to ship orders within 1-3 business days.
Unfortunately we are unable to ship to WA and TAS at this time.
Holiday period cut off dates:
- Standard Parcel: 17th December
- Express Parcel: 18th December
- Priority Regular Letter: 10th December
FREE Standard Parcel Shipping on all orders over $60.
Orders under $25 can use our Priority Letter Shipping option - this option does not come with a tracking number.
How much does shipping cost?
- Priority Letter Shipping: $3.70
- Standard Parcel Shipping: $8.90
- Express Parcel Shipping: $12.95
What are the shipping times?
- Priority Letter Shipping: 3-10 business days once shipped
- Standard Parcel Shipping: 2-7 business days once shipped
- Express Parcel Shipping: 1-4 business days once shipped
How long will my order take to be shipped?
We aim to ship orders within 1-3 business days.
Unfortunately we are unable to ship to WA and TAS at this time.
Holiday period cut off dates:
- Standard Parcel: 17th December
- Express Parcel: 18th December
- Priority Regular Letter: 10th December
Everlasting Strawflower Gold Yellow Seeds
Common name: Everlasting Strawflower, Paper Daisy, Everlasting Daisy
Scientific name: Xerochrysum bracteatum
An Australian native, the Everlasting Strawflower Gold Yellow has large flowers with golden orange centres and yellow papery petals. They grow quite large so around 55cm of spacing is needed between planting, unless you’re aiming for chaos. The Everlasting Strawflower is great for native gardens, mass planting, borders, and raised garden beds.
It’s drought and frost tolerant and will tolerate poor soil conditions making it a great beginner plant. They will also attract bees and butterflies.
Planting information
Sowing method: Direct sowing or raise seedlings - you can put these straight where you want them or raise seedlings.
Sowing depth: 1mm - push seeds lightly into soil. Do not cover as they need light to germinate.
Life cycle: Perennial
Plant height: 80cm
Spacing: 30cm
Sun requirements: Full sun
Soil requirements: Well draining soil
Time to sprout: 7-14 days at 18-21°C
Days until fully grown: 85 days
When to sow based on climate
| Cool | Spring, summer, autumn |
| Temperate |
Spring, summer, autumn |
| Sub-Tropical | Late autumn, winter |
| Tropical | Not suitable |
| Arid | Autumn, early winter |
Common name: Everlasting Strawflower, Paper Daisy, Everlasting Daisy
Scientific name: Xerochrysum bracteatum
An Australian native, the Everlasting Strawflower Gold Yellow has large flowers with golden orange centres and yellow papery petals. They grow quite large so around 55cm of spacing is needed between planting, unless you’re aiming for chaos. The Everlasting Strawflower is great for native gardens, mass planting, borders, and raised garden beds.
It’s drought and frost tolerant and will tolerate poor soil conditions making it a great beginner plant. They will also attract bees and butterflies.
Planting information
Sowing method: Direct sowing or raise seedlings - you can put these straight where you want them or raise seedlings.
Sowing depth: 1mm - push seeds lightly into soil. Do not cover as they need light to germinate.
Life cycle: Perennial
Plant height: 80cm
Spacing: 30cm
Sun requirements: Full sun
Soil requirements: Well draining soil
Time to sprout: 7-14 days at 18-21°C
Days until fully grown: 85 days
When to sow based on climate
| Cool | Spring, summer, autumn |
| Temperate |
Spring, summer, autumn |
| Sub-Tropical | Late autumn, winter |
| Tropical | Not suitable |
| Arid | Autumn, early winter |
FREE Standard Parcel Shipping on all orders over $60.
Orders under $25 can use our Priority Letter Shipping option - this option does not come with a tracking number.
How much does shipping cost?
- Priority Letter Shipping: $3.70
- Standard Parcel Shipping: $8.90
- Express Parcel Shipping: $12.95
What are the shipping times?
- Priority Letter Shipping: 3-10 business days once shipped
- Standard Parcel Shipping: 2-7 business days once shipped
- Express Parcel Shipping: 1-4 business days once shipped
How long will my order take to be shipped?
We aim to ship orders within 1-3 business days.
Unfortunately we are unable to ship to WA and TAS at this time.
Holiday period cut off dates:
- Standard Parcel: 17th December
- Express Parcel: 18th December
- Priority Regular Letter: 10th December
FREE Standard Parcel Shipping on all orders over $60.
Orders under $25 can use our Priority Letter Shipping option - this option does not come with a tracking number.
How much does shipping cost?
- Priority Letter Shipping: $3.70
- Standard Parcel Shipping: $8.90
- Express Parcel Shipping: $12.95
What are the shipping times?
- Priority Letter Shipping: 3-10 business days once shipped
- Standard Parcel Shipping: 2-7 business days once shipped
- Express Parcel Shipping: 1-4 business days once shipped
How long will my order take to be shipped?
We aim to ship orders within 1-3 business days.
Unfortunately we are unable to ship to WA and TAS at this time.
Holiday period cut off dates:
- Standard Parcel: 17th December
- Express Parcel: 18th December
- Priority Regular Letter: 10th December
