Pycanthemum virginianum - Mountain Mint

Pycanthemum virginianum - Mountain MintPycnanthemum virginianum is native to Missouri. Its common name of mountain mint is somewhat misleading since the plant typically occurs in moist soils in wet meadows, swamps and along streams and ponds. An erect, many branched, herbaceous perennial that grows 2 3' tall and features narrow, toothless, tapering leaves and profuse, somewhat flat topped, terminal clusters of small, white, 2 lipped flowers which bloom in mid to late summer. All parts of

very sweet and crunchy

Echinacea purpurea 'PowWow Wild Berry' is a clear Gold Medal contender for the incredible color or its blossoms

strong growth

It typically grows to 6-12’ (less frequently to 15’) tall with a spread to 4-15’ wide when not killed back by cold winter temperatures

Grows up to 4' tall

dynamic conifer (only about 5′ tall and 4′ wide) that demonstrates some deer resistance

Flower Color: Orange Red

Meadow Sage is useful for its rich display of spikes in the early summer border

Habit:  Clump Forming

or moisture-retentive soil

Striking white colored plumes rising above glossy leaves

Geum 'Koi' is a dwarf variety that is suitable for container