Also called 'women's tobacco'.  I adore the little fuzzy flowers on pussytoes.  The leaves of the plant are velvety and reach just a few inches tall, and in the spring spikes of white flowers grow to about a foot tall.  This plant makes a great ground cover in dry, sandy soil.  It is the host plant for the American Lady and Painted Lady butterflies.  The caterpillars make webby coverings and can defoliate a plant, but the plant should regrow and come back.