Pussytoes

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(Antennaria species)

Pussytoes is a low-growing groundcover. Consider incorporating this spring blooming native flower into thin areas of your yard, a rock garden or pockets of a retaining wall. It will help fill in the “bald” spots and provide a valuable pollination source early in the season. Small native bees and flies visit this flower, and it is a host plant to the caterpillar of a butterfly, American Lady, which feed on the leaves.

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(Antennaria species)

Pussytoes is a low-growing groundcover. Consider incorporating this spring blooming native flower into thin areas of your yard, a rock garden or pockets of a retaining wall. It will help fill in the “bald” spots and provide a valuable pollination source early in the season. Small native bees and flies visit this flower, and it is a host plant to the caterpillar of a butterfly, American Lady, which feed on the leaves.

(Antennaria species)

Pussytoes is a low-growing groundcover. Consider incorporating this spring blooming native flower into thin areas of your yard, a rock garden or pockets of a retaining wall. It will help fill in the “bald” spots and provide a valuable pollination source early in the season. Small native bees and flies visit this flower, and it is a host plant to the caterpillar of a butterfly, American Lady, which feed on the leaves.