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Family name : Asteraceae Scientific name : Antennaria neglecta Common name : Field pussytoes Native American name : N/A Antennaria neglecta is a(n) perennial herb, which grows 3 to 25 cm in height. This species is commonly found growing in low to mid elevations in the Black Hills. It is also found in moist meadows and grasslands. The leaves are basal, obovate, and 1-3 cm in length. Antennaria neglecta has white (banded with brown or purple below) flowers that bloom from April to June. Click here for more information about the life cycle of Antennaria neglecta. Horticulture Notes     Glossary Seed Collection : Collect seed in late May to June.  Germination : Ethephon  Vegetative Propagation : N/A  Soils : Rocky, clayey, or sandy  Light : Full sun  Water : Tolerates dry conditions very well

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