Mammoth Cave Area Flora
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Solitary pussytoes
(Antennaria solitaria)

Easily distinguished from the far more common A. plantaginifolia by its solitary flowers. Stems range from two to twelve inches high. Basal leaves send out white runners over the ground. (Asteraceae)
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