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The Pink Everlasting is so conspicuous by reason of its 

 rosy crackling flowers, with their white silky centres and 

 white woolly stems and leaves, that it requires little definite 

 description for identification. It has a tuft of procumbent 

 foliage at the base, and all the way up the stem there cling 

 many tiny narrow leaves. Growing from two to twelve 

 inches high, this plant will be found in the same localities 

 as the white species. 



