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Also known as : Cat's-foot
Everlasting prefers full sun to partial shade conditions with well-draining soil and moderate moisture levels. Optimal temperatures for growth range from cool to moderate, avoiding extreme heat or frost. The primary care challenge is the prevention of root rot from overwatering, as everlasting is susceptible to excessive moisture. Seasonally, everlasting requires protection from intense summer sun and heavy winter soils that may retain water. Mulching in autumn can support winter root insulation, while spring demands careful watering to establish growth.
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Originating from temperate regions, everlasting thrives in well-drained soils, mirroring its preference for moderate moisture akin to its natural habitat. This species exhibits a resilience to occasional dry spells, maintaining a balance between hydration and drought tolerance. Watering every week will sustain its health without oversaturation. Typically grown outdoors, everlasting is adept at adapting to the seasonal rainfall patterns of its environment, making it an excellent candidate for gardens that experience varied climate zones.
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Plantain pussytoes
Plantain pussytoes leaf pussytoes gets its name because the tight clusters of flowers resemble a cat’s paw. Also known as plantain pussytoes or *Antennaria plantaginifolia*, this perennial evergreen plant spreads by runners and bears fuzzy white flowers.
Small-leaf pussytoes
Small-leaf pussytoes (Antennaria parvifolia) is a mat-forming wildflower found in dry, open areas. Small-leaf pussytoes can reproduce asexually, leading to predominately female populations throughout much of its range. This plant produces flowers that attract pollinators, specifically painted lady butteflies.
Field pussytoes
Native field pussytoes (Antennaria neglecta) are found across Canada and the United States. They attract bees and flies, and provide food to the caterpillars of American Painted Lady butterflies, as well as Ruffed Grouse, Bobwhite Quail and other small birds.
Mountain everlasting
Mountain everlasting grows as a wildflower in cool mountain regions. It is also a popular ornamental due to its pretty pink flowers and mat-forming habit. This perennial is frequently chosen to feature in border edges, rockeries, and in between paving slabs. It can reproduce without fertilization.
Rosy pussytoes
Antennaria rosea is a plant of many habitats, from dry to wet climates and low elevation to very high. It is a very morphologically diverse species; individuals can look very different. It is polyploid and exhibits apomixis; most all the plants are female and they reproduce asexually.
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Everlasting
Antennaria
Also known as: Cat's-foot
Everlasting prefers full sun to partial shade conditions with well-draining soil and moderate moisture levels. Optimal temperatures for growth range from cool to moderate, avoiding extreme heat or frost. The primary care challenge is the prevention of root rot from overwatering, as everlasting is susceptible to excessive moisture. Seasonally, everlasting requires protection from intense summer sun and heavy winter soils that may retain water. Mulching in autumn can support winter root insulation, while spring demands careful watering to establish growth.
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Basic Care Guide
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How to Water Everlasting?
Originating from temperate regions, everlasting thrives in well-drained soils, mirroring its preference for moderate moisture akin to its natural habitat. This species exhibits a resilience to occasional dry spells, maintaining a balance between hydration and drought tolerance. Watering every week will sustain its health without oversaturation. Typically grown outdoors, everlasting is adept at adapting to the seasonal rainfall patterns of its environment, making it an excellent candidate for gardens that experience varied climate zones.
Types of Everlasting
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Plantain pussytoes
Plantain pussytoes leaf pussytoes gets its name because the tight clusters of flowers resemble a cat’s paw. Also known as plantain pussytoes or *Antennaria plantaginifolia*, this perennial evergreen plant spreads by runners and bears fuzzy white flowers.
Small-leaf pussytoes
Small-leaf pussytoes (Antennaria parvifolia) is a mat-forming wildflower found in dry, open areas. Small-leaf pussytoes can reproduce asexually, leading to predominately female populations throughout much of its range. This plant produces flowers that attract pollinators, specifically painted lady butteflies.
Field pussytoes
Native field pussytoes (Antennaria neglecta) are found across Canada and the United States. They attract bees and flies, and provide food to the caterpillars of American Painted Lady butterflies, as well as Ruffed Grouse, Bobwhite Quail and other small birds.
Mountain everlasting
Mountain everlasting grows as a wildflower in cool mountain regions. It is also a popular ornamental due to its pretty pink flowers and mat-forming habit. This perennial is frequently chosen to feature in border edges, rockeries, and in between paving slabs. It can reproduce without fertilization.
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