PYCNOSORUS GLOBOSUS BILLY BUTTONS 140MM

Pycnosorus globosus 'Billy Buttons' 140mm Pot

Charming Australian native perennial producing distinctive golden globe-shaped flowers that add colour, texture and movement to the garden throughout the warmer months.

Pycnosorus globosus, commonly known as Billy Buttons, is a hardy tuft-forming native wildflower naturally found growing across the basalt grasslands of Wyndham. Its bright golden button-like flowers are held above attractive grey-green foliage, creating a striking display that complements native gardens, meadow plantings and contemporary landscapes. The long-lasting blooms are excellent for both fresh and dried floral arrangements while attracting native bees and other beneficial pollinators.

Easy to grow and highly drought tolerant once established, this beautiful local species is perfect for waterwise gardens and habitat plantings.

Botanical Name: Pycnosorus globosus
Common Name: Billy Buttons
Pot Size: 140mm
Flower Colour: Golden Yellow
Position: Full Sun
Height: Approx. 30cm
Width: Approx. 30cm
Flowering Season: Spring to Summer
Growth Habit: Tuft Forming Perennial
Evergreen: No

Features

Local Wyndham native species
Distinctive golden globe flowers
Compact tuft-forming habit
Excellent fresh and dried flowers
Attracts native bees and pollinators
Drought tolerant once established
Low maintenance

Ideal Uses

Native gardens
Grassland plantings
Rockeries
Waterwise gardens
Mass planting
Pollinator gardens
Decorative pots and containers

Plant Care

Plant in a full sun position in well drained soil. Water regularly during establishment, then only during extended dry periods. Remove spent flowers to encourage further blooming and maintain a tidy appearance. Feed lightly with a low phosphorus native plant fertiliser in spring if required. Billy Buttons performs best in open sunny positions and is an excellent choice for naturalistic Australian landscapes.

A beautiful local Wyndham wildflower that combines unique golden blooms, outstanding drought tolerance and exceptional habitat value while celebrating the natural beauty of the Victorian basalt plains.