Antennaria parvifolia Aster The only thing you might

The only thing you might want to consider is to cut the plant to the ground in fall as part of your garden cleanup

The bright creamy leaf edges are twice as wide as its parent

but never invasive

This unique arborvitae started its life in 1990 as a seedling of Thuja 'Elegantissima' at the Frank Nursery of Austria

Antennaria parvifolia Aster The only thing you mightAntennaria parvifolia is a western North American (Canada south to Mexico) native that is the ultimate rock garden groundcover. The 1" tall, tight, silver leaf evergreen mat grows to only 1' in width after 2 years. In spring, the mats are topped with short matchstick like spikes of hairy brown tufts that look nothing like most folks idea of a flower. Little leaf pussytoes has thrived for us in dry, rocky soil in the rock garden, where it's a host