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Prairie Pussytoes | Antennaria neglecta
Prairie pussytoes are native plants with velvety, shining leaves. They flower in the Spring, sending up flower stalks that look like cat paws. Prairie pussytoes makes a great groundcover, particularly in dry areas, as this plant is highly drought-resistant and spreads to form a mat.
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Medium - dry
Max height: 4 in
Max spread: ground cover (fairly slow growing)
Container Size: 1-gal
Maine native
Prairie pussytoes are native plants with velvety, shining leaves. They flower in the Spring, sending up flower stalks that look like cat paws. Prairie pussytoes makes a great groundcover, particularly in dry areas, as this plant is highly drought-resistant and spreads to form a mat.
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Medium - dry
Max height: 4 in
Max spread: ground cover (fairly slow growing)
Container Size: 1-gal
Maine native