In the wild , X. bracteatum can be distinguished from X. bicolor in Tasmania by its broader leaves and cobwebby hairs on the stems , and from X. macranthum in Western Australia by the flower head color ; the latter species has white flower heads whereas those of X. bracteatum are golden yellow .
In the wild , Golden everlasting can be distinguished from X. bicolor in Tasmania by its broader leaves and cobwebby hairs on the stems , and from X. macranthum in Western Australia by the flower head color ; the latter species has white flower heads whereas those of the Golden everlasting are golden yellow .