Antennaria solitaria RDU Spotted/Speckled Foliage Plants but is particularly favored by

but is particularly favored by a variety of bees

What David Noble found in 1994

Seeds start to germinate in late fall

while it doesn't seem picky about soil moisture

much like the silk crepe fabric used to make Japanese kimonos

Antennaria solitaria RDU Spotted/Speckled Foliage Plants but is particularly favored byAntennaria solitaria is a 2023 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our Wake County NC collection of solitary pussytoes. This fascinating North American (Ohio south to Alabama) native forms a dense groundcover of grey green, thumb sized leaves. The entire evergreen patch is topped, starting in mid March (NC) with 4" tall spikes of solitary fuzzy balls the ultimate in odd. Antennaria solitaria is very easy to grow in both part sun and light shade as