Plantain-leaved pussytoes (Antennaria plantaginifolia) Seeds

The silvery, low-growing foliage of this species of pussytoes makes a nice ground cover in the driest of soils. In May, the fuzzy flower clusters resemble a kittens paw. This understated wildflower is a host plant for the American lady butterfly, making it a valuable addition to a garden or roadside planting. Foliage is 1” and flower stalks are 12”.