A Couple more Flower ID's Please, London, UK

Hello again

Any chance I could get some help identifying these 2 flowers taken in London's parks last summer? Thanks in advance :)

Clarke

 

Pink one is a garden strain of strawflower, botanical name Xerochrysum bracteatum, synonyms Bracteantha bracteata, Helichrysum bracteatum.
Orange one I can't place, inless it's a strain of Rudbeckia hirta.

 

I call the first one straw flower, paper flower or everlasting "Acroclinium" ??
could the second one be a gazania???

Liz

 

TonyR's correct R. hirta

HTH
Chris

 

Once again, many thanks for your prompt ID's. There's no way I could have got these named by myself :)

Clarke

 

I suspect Liz may be right about "Acroclinium", as they are still known in the cut-flower and seed trades, though current botanical name is Rhodanthe chlorocephala subsp. rosea. "Strawflower" is a common name both for this and Xerochrysum.

 

The other thing I noticed when looking up names, they are both Australia. Is it possible they are one and the same???

Liz