Covered in dense white hairs, this plant has a silvery, cotton-like look, which helps it reflect sunlight and conserve water in hot, dry conditions.
Flowers attract bees and small pollinators, while seeds may be eaten by ground-feeding birds.
Its unusual texture and white “cottony” spikes add contrast in wildflower gardens and dried floral arrangements.
Covered in dense white hairs, this plant has a silvery, cotton-like look, which helps it reflect sunlight and conserve water in hot, dry conditions.
Flowers attract bees and small pollinators, while seeds may be eaten by ground-feeding birds.
Its unusual texture and white “cottony” spikes add contrast in wildflower gardens and dried floral arrangements.