A self-seeding annual or biennial plant with silvery-green stems and narrow leaves. Also known as rabbit tobacco. A host plant for the American Lady butterfly. It is usually found in openings, woodlands, coastal dunes, sandy pinelands, roadsides, and disturbed areas. Most abundantly found in sand.
Sweet Everlasting
Pseudognaphalium obtusifolium
Duration
Annual
Plant Type
Wildflower
Available
No
Sizes Available
Height
1-3 feet
Bloom Season
Late Summer - Late Fall
Flower Colors
White
Sun Tolerance
![fullsun](/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/2022-04/fullsun_0.png?itok=xx0t7fST)
Soil Tolerance
Average,
Sandy,
Dry,
Moist,
Well drained
Features
Image
![butterfly friendly](/sites/default/files/styles/secondary_image/public/2023-07/LINPI_ICON_Butterfly%404x.png?itok=9cwzLGzR)
Image
![bee friendly](/sites/default/files/styles/secondary_image/public/2023-07/LINPI_ICON_bee%404x.png?itok=fMZ76xNW)
QR
Code
PSOB