Common Name - clustered mountain mint
Latin Name - Pycnanthemum muticum
Sun - Sun to part shade
Moisture - Moist
Height - 2-3’
Flower Color - White
Bloom Time- July-September

Silvery foliage and a great nectar source for native butterflies. It spreads slowly but can be root pruned in spring to contain spread.

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