#winged everlasting

• Ammobium — A genus of herbaceous plants in the Asteraceae family, native to Australia, frequently cultivated as a decorative ornamental plant. The most famous species, Ammobium alatum (winged everlasting), is characterized by winged stems and dry, parchment-like inflorescences, being heavily used in floral art to create everlasting arrangements and bouquets due to its ability to retain shape and color after drying.
• Ammobium alatum — The scientific binomial name for the winged everlasting, a species of perennial or annual herbaceous plant in the Asteraceae family, native to eastern Australia. The plant is structurally characterized by erect stems equipped with lateral membranous wings and flower heads consisting of a deep yellow center surrounded by rigid, papery white bracts, widely cultivated globally for durable dried floral arrangements.