These plants are drought tolerant, can withstand light frosts and will self-seed in the garden for years to come. If you don't have room for a big display in your garden, try planting out on the verge or in a vacant lot.

How long do everlasting daisies last?

Freshly picked and dried flowers will often last up to two years in an arrangement.

How do you get seeds from Everlastings?

Collect seeds from the plants after flowers become dry and petals begin to droop or fall, by taking whole flower heads and gently crumble them into a large tray or dish. Remove chaff by seiving and winnowing until mostly seed remains. Store seed in a dark, dry container until next sowing season, usually Autumn.