Plains Blackfoot grows on
sandy or rocky sites on the plains. The white daisy flower heads are about 1-inch
in diameter. Plants grow as small clumps. Leaves are opposite, narrow and have
entire or shallowly-lobed margins.
Compare to Rose
Heath (Chaetopappa ericoides), which can be found in similar habitats.
Rose Heath has narrow, awl-like leaves and narrower ray flowers.
