Flannel flower, scientifically known as Actinotus helianthi, is a native Australian wildflower blooming predominantly in the coastal regions of New South Wales. This charming and unique blossom holds synonyms that reflect its appearance or geographical origin. Its alternate names include the woolly-head, teddy bear flower, or the cotton head. These synonyms capture its soft and fluffy petal-like appearance, often likened to a flannel fabric or a plush toy. The flannel flower's delicate white or creamy-yellow blossoms, surrounded by a silver-green foliage, create a striking contrast, earning it recognition as an iconic Australian wildflower. This native beauty continues to enchant locals and visitors, forever embedding its synonyms in the hearts of flower enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.