Introduction:
Sandy everlasting Helichrysum arenarium L. (Moench.) is a rhizome perennial of the sunfl ower family (Asteraceae). It has erect branching stems which to be an average of 0,3 m tall. The leaves are flat, gray and woolly. The lower ones being elliptical in shape, upper ones are linear. Flowerheads arranged in dense umbelliform panicle. Involucres are yellow or orange. The plant is a source of valuable herbal material, the infl orecence of Sandy Everlasting (Helichrysi inflorescentia). Active components on the sandy everlasting are the flawonoides which may have choleretic, hepatoprotective and antibacterial poperties. This stock is used for treatment of digestive system and liver diseases. The species is partially protected in Poland.

Material and Methods:
In the field research in Włoszczowa district I used the floristic method. Results have been documented by means of herbarium specimens as well as photographs.

Results and Conclusions:
Sandy everlasting were recorded on four sites in the area of Włoszczowa district. Many floristic studies this species has been confirmed in this area. Six new localities of Helichrysum arenarium were found during botanical investigation carried out in the years 2007-2009. These localities are situated in: Rączki (the ATPOL grid reference DE5931), Dobromierz (DE6901), Gościęcin (DE7822), Oleszno (EE6021), Wymysłów (EE7033), Kossów (EE9011).