Chrysocephalum apiculatum Bridgewater Bay Psyllid Resistant Severe pruning can rejuvenate older

Severe pruning can rejuvenate older plants

elliptical leaves feature green centers with contrasting margins in shades of yellow

Berries are toxic to humans and pets if ingested

This drought-tolerant plant produces delicate

woolly-hairy young stems

Chrysocephalum apiculatum Bridgewater Bay Psyllid Resistant Severe pruning can rejuvenate olderCommon Name: Bridgewater Bay Everlasting Description: Chrysocephalum apiculatum 'Bridgewater Bay' is a perennial groundcover native to Australia, renowned for its dense mat of silvery grey foliage and bright yellow, button like flowers. Flowering primarily from late spring through early autumn, it provides a prolonged display of vibrant color. In Melbourne's climate, this cultivar thrives in full sun and well drained soils, exhibiting excellent