100 Prairie Pussytoes Seeds Antennaria neglecta Wildflower Pollinator Cottage Garden

Prairie Pussytoes is a low-growing native perennial wildflower that forms silvery-green mats of foliage and produces small, fuzzy white flower heads in spring. It is valued in native plant gardens, pollinator plantings, rock gardens, and low-maintenance cottage landscapes for its soft texture and ground-covering habit.

This hardy wildflower works well along borders, in meadow mixes, and in dry or shallow soils where it spreads gradually to create a dense, weed-suppressing ground cover. The flowers attract small pollinators, while the neat silvery foliage adds year-round texture. It is an excellent choice for naturalized areas and informal garden spaces.
Species: Antennaria neglecta
Type: Herbaceous perennial wildflower
Plant_Habit: Low-growing, mat-forming ground cover
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil: Well-drained, sandy or gravelly, dry to medium
Zones: 3-8
Germination: Cold stratification recommended; surface sow and keep evenly moist
Sowing: Sow in fall or cold-stratify for 4-6 weeks before spring planting
Spacing: 8-12 inches
Notes: Drought-tolerant once established; tolerates poor, rocky soils