Rabbit Tobacco (Sweet Everlasting)

Pseudognapthalium obtissifolium is a member of the aster family with sweet-smelling blooms a the end of summer. It reaches 24-36" high and wide. Adaptable to all but consistently moist soils. Can thrive in full sun to part shade. Indiginous people used the leaves to mix with smoking tobacco. It's also a host for the American Lady butterfly.