150 White PUSSYTOES Cats Paws Antennaria Flower Seeds
$2.00
DESCRIPTION:
NAME: Pussytoes
OTHER COMMON NAMES: Woman's Tobacco
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Antennaria Plantaginifolia
COLOR: White
PLANT SEEDS: Fall / Cold stratify
PLANT HEIGHT: 6 - 18"
PLANT SPACING: 9 -12"
BLOOM TIME: Spring
HARDINESS ZONE: 3 - 10
LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Sun - Part Shade
SOIL & WATER PREFERENCES: Dry
QUANTITY: 150 Seeds
OTHER: Pussytoes get their name because their fuzzy flowers look like a cat’s paw. They attract bees & butterflies. It makes an excellent ground cover or rock garden plant. It is a host plant for the American Painted Lady Butterfly, and the Bobwhite Quail enjoys eating its seeds,
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Reviews (3)
Average:
Jul 27, 2019
fieldersoprano
Jul 11, 2019
hollyb3674
Sep 28, 2018
None of the seeds have sprouted.
Jaime C.