Winged Everlasting

Botanical Name: Ammobium Alatum
Common Name: Winged Everlasting
Family: Asteraceae
Cultivation: Full sun and rich, sandy soil is best
Uses: A nice dried flower accent used in clusters or single points of pure white daisies
Regions: Forest and coastal regions of India, Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, Siberia
Comments: The common name winged everlasting is derived from peculiar winged formation of the branches

Ammobium has a peculiar arrangement of branches but they are still dried and preserved for unique dry flower arrangements forming a preeminet decor of your house.

Drying Ammobium
Ammobium has small pure white straw textured dried flower with yellow centers. It is as simple to dry these species as any other flowers. Pick these flowers before they reach full bloom as they continue to open when drying. Hang them upside down in dry, dark, open, airy place.