Rosy pussytoes forms a low, woolly gray-green mat that spreads by short stolons and sends up slender stems of small, rose-pink flower heads through the summer. Native across most of North America, it thrives in dry, open sites such as meadows, plains, and rocky slopes, and makes an excellent low-water groundcover between stepping stones or in rock gardens. Its fuzzy foliage provides year-round texture even when not in bloom.