Helichrysum petiolare

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Read about Helichrysum petiolare in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Helichrysum petiolatum, DC. (Gnaphalium lanatum. Hort.). Tender perennial, cult, for its long, woolly sts. and woolly lvs., either as an edging in ribbon borders or as an ornament in lawn vases: lvs. petiolate, ovate and broad at the base, obtuse: heads (not often seen in cult.) in branched cymes, the involucre scales obtuse, cream-white. S. Afr.—An old garden plant. Prop, by cuttings from stock plants carried over winter.


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