Woolly beachheather

I've seen this low perennial growing wild in the sandy dunes behind the beach area in southern Delaware. I am usually there when it is mo...Read Morere gray in color in spring before it turns green with yellow flowers and in fall after the green color and flowers in summer. It is found in sandy beaches and dunes along the Atlantic from New England down to North Carolina and around the Great Lakes, various spots through most of Canada, and in a few spots in IA, ND, and WV. It should be cold hardy to USDA Zone 2.

I don't own this plant but while researching it i found some information to share.
Woolly hudsonia is a species of special conce...Read Morern in Connecticut.
Its twigs have a whitish haze to them because of tiny white hairs on the leaves.