Parlin’s Pussytoes is a low-growing, mat-forming wildflower perfect for dry prairies, open woodlands, and rocky slopes. In spring, slender stems rise above silvery mats, topped with tiny white flowers that resemble cat paws, giving the plant its charming name. It spreads slowly by stolons, tolerates sunny, dry soils, and attracts native pollinators. Its subtle, soft texture makes it an ideal choice for prairie-style plantings or low-maintenance groundcovers that gently fill in spaces without overwhelming nearby plants.