Name: Neglected Toebeans (Pussytoes)
SKU: Antennaria neglecta
Price: 6.50 USD
Availability: InStock

Family	Asteraceae
Container Size	Plug
Growth Cycle	perennial
Maximum Height	< 1ft
Maximum Width	6"-1ft
Growth Rate	medium
Lighting Requirements	sun to light shade
Heliophily	7
Soil Moisture	moist/medium, well-drained, dry, medium dry, occasionally dry, mesic
Wetland Indicator	UPL
Soil Texture	clay, clay loam, high organic matter, loam, loamy sand, mafic, poor soil, sand, sandy clay, sandy clay loam, sandy loam, serpentine, shallow rocky, silt, silty clay, silty clay loam, silty loam
Soil pH	acidic, acidic-neutral, alkaline, neutral, neutral-alkaline
Maintenance	Hit Me With Your Best Shot
USDA Hardiness Zone	hardy to 3a
Ecoregion	35 South Central Plains, 36 Ouachita Mountains, 37 Arkansas Valley, 38 Boston Mountains, 39 Ozark Highlands, 40 Central Irregular Plains, 45 Piedmont, 47 Western Corn Belt Plains, 48 Lake Agassiz Plain, 49 Northern Minnesota Wetlands, 50 Northern Lakes and Forests, 51 North Central Hardwood Forests, 52 Driftless Area, 53 Southeastern Wisconsin Till Plains, 54 Central Corn Belt Plains, 55 Eastern Corn Belt Plains, 56 Southern Michigan/Northern Indiana Drift Plains, 57 Huron/Erie Lake Plains, 58 Northeastern Highlands, 59 Northeastern Coastal Zone, 60 Northern Appalachian Plateau, 61 Erie/Ontario Drift And Lake Plains, 62 North Central Appalachians, 63 Middle Atlantic Coastal Plain, 64 Northern Piedmont, 65 Southeastern Plains, 66 Blue Ridge, 67 Ridge & Valley, 69 Central Appalachians, 70 Western Allegheny Plateau, 71 Interior Low Plateaus, 72 Interior River Valleys and Hills, 73 Mississippi Alluvial Plain, 74 Mississippi Valley Loess Plains, 82 Acadian Plains and Hills, 83 Eastern Great Lakes and Hudson Lowlands, 84 Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens
Native Habitat	anthropogenic, sandy/rocky bluff, sandy/rocky slope, sandy/rocky woodland, serpentine, sloped woodland edge, thicketed slope, upland meadow, upland thicket, upland woodland edge, woodland slope, woodland upland
NatureServe Global Rank	G5 – secure
NatureServe National Rank	N5 – secure in the US
NatureServe State Rank	SNR – not ranked in PA
Sociability Index	level 3 – small patches
Bloom Color	pink-white, white
Bloom Time	APR, MAY, JUN
Attracts	bees, butterflies, insects, pollinators
Benefit To Habitat	caterpillar host, pollen
Tolerates	black walnut (juglone), clay soil, deer tolerant, drought, foot traffic, poor soil, rabbits
Ornamental Features	evergreen, glaucous, semi-evergreen, showy flowers, texture, tidy habit, touch, winter interest
Ethnobotanical	medicinal
Garden Theme	butterfly garden, cottage garden, pollinator garden, dry garden, fairy garden, woodland garden, children's garden, sensory garden, moon garden, rock garden, root garden, wild garden, formal garden
Suggested Use	ground cover, hellstrip, lawn alternative, mass planting, naturalize, paths (walkable), restoration planting, septic field, slope/bank, small gardens, soft landing, walkway edges
Judgy Judy Factor	Never let anyone tell you that you can't do something.

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