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Virginia Mountain Mint | Pycnanthemum virginianum
The leaves of this native mint smell heavenly and make an excellent medicinal tea. The nectar is also highly prized by a large number of pollinators. Produces small white flowers, and can also be grown in a large pot. It’s rugged, beautiful, and resilient.
Container size: 1-gal
Sun: Full Sun-Partial Shade
Moisture: Wet to Medium-Dry
Blooms: July - September
Maximum height: 2-3’
Maximum Spread: 2-3’
The leaves of this native mint smell heavenly and make an excellent medicinal tea. The nectar is also highly prized by a large number of pollinators. Produces small white flowers, and can also be grown in a large pot. It’s rugged, beautiful, and resilient.
Container size: 1-gal
Sun: Full Sun-Partial Shade
Moisture: Wet to Medium-Dry
Blooms: July - September
Maximum height: 2-3’
Maximum Spread: 2-3’