This charming little perennial is a great addition to the front of a perennial border, a parkstrip, a rock garden, or along the edges of a pathway. Silvery foliage grows 2 to 4 inches high, and plant may spread 18 inches. Flowers emerge late spring to early summer and are little rosy pink balls reminiscent of a cat's paw. Foliage stays attractive all summer and persists well into fall. It doesn't tolerate foot traffic, but it would be quite suitable between the pavers of a pathway.
Like other species of pussytoes, this plant needs well drained soil and full to part sun. In shadier areas, the soil needs to be especially well drained or the plant will rot out. Parkstrip value of 1.75 sf.