Description
Antennaria neglecta
CT DR P
Soil: Gritty to Rocky, Well-drained
Moisture: Average to Dry
Light: Full to Part Sun
Plant Height: 6 to 12 inches
Plant Width: to 12 inches
Pests: None
Landscape Value: Good for a small area ground cover in rock gardens, rocky slopes, or other lean, rocky locations.
Mat-forming ground cover with two types of leaves. Velvety, spoon-shaped basal leaves occur in rosettes while smaller leaves occur on flower stalks that rise from the center of the rosettes in spring. Leaves are covered with silver-gray hairs. Terminal flower clusters are white and fuzzy, resembling the pads of a cat’s paw. Tolerates drought. Attracts butterflies and predatory insects that prey on insect pests.
1 quart pot
