Latin Name: Anaphalis margaritacea
 
Blooms: Summer to Early Autumn, White with Yellow, Separate Male and Female Flowers, Often on Separate Plants
Seeds or Berries Ripen: Autumn
Spreads Best Via: Rhizomes and Seeds
Moisture: Medium to Dry
Light Requirements: Full to Partial Sun
Soil Type: Loam, Sand
Cultural Location: Moist Meadows, By Rivers, Sandy Areas, Wasteland Areas
Height: 60 cm
Spacing: 30 - 90 cm
Propagation: Seeds and Plant Division
Germination Code: C (30)
Wildlife Benefits: Some Pollinators. Host Plant for the American Lady - Venessa virginiensis in the Spring
Deer Resistant: Yes
Transplanting: Easy
Perennial
Winter Interest: Minimal