Also commonly known as White Everlasting, Large White Paper Daisy and Common White Sunray, this much-branched many-flowered daisy can measure between 10 to 30 cm high, often found forming clumps that can measure up to 1 metre across.

The flower heads appear on short leafy branches, measuring 10-20 mm across, hemispherical, with spreading white petal-like papery bracts and yellow centre.

The White Paper Daisy can be found growing in a variety of soils and habitats, often being admired by tourism as they drive pass them growing off the side of the roads and highways.