Common name(s): Bicolor everlasting, bicolor cudweed, Two-tone everlasting

Family: Asteraceae - Sunflower family

Species: Gnaphalium bicolor

Commonly found: Stabilized dunes

Size: 9in-4ft tall

Origin: Native

Description: This perennial herb has a woody base and is densely covered with white hairs. The leaves are green on top but have a grey-white hairy underside, hence the name "bicolor". The leaves are pungently scented, giving off a lemon-like aroma. The bracts around the flower heads are white or light yellow.