About Wild Pussytoes
Low, almost succulent-appearing gray-green foliage. White flowers like little "cat paws" rise up over the foliage in spring to early summer.
Pollenizing flowers have little red stamens that look like insect antennas which give the plant its genus name.
About Pussytoes
Low, almost succulent-appearing gray-green foliage. Spreads by rhizomes and tolerates drought. Best in full sun. Host of the American painted lady butterfly caterpillar. Rabbit-resistant. Seed from Rice County, Minn.
Pot Size & Price
6 plants in a jumbo pack
$15.00
Height
1"–4"
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Partial Sun
Catalog
N139
Plant Traits
Birds
Ground Cover
Minnesota Native
