Interesting ground cover, perennial and evergreen, with a very fast development and dense cushion-like habit, belonging to the Asteraceae family and native to South Africa: when fully developed it does not exceed 50 cm in height, while it can expand in width even up to 1.50 m . Lignified and densely branched at the base, it has thin creeping stems which, orienting in every direction and branching further, give the plant a soft, thick pulvinate shape; numerous small leaves are grafted onto the branches, alternating and round, with an attractive silver-grey color, linked to the presence of a microscopic down, a characteristic tomentum that extends to cover the stems as well. Between late spring and mid-summer, long peduncles crowned by small, gathered hemispherical inflorescences, formed by tiny yellow flowers, wrapped in layers of creamy white papyrus bracts rise from the apex of many branches.
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