Hairy Mountain Mint | Pycnanthemum verticillatum kiwi verticillatum) is distinct for its

verticillatum) is distinct for its fuzzy stems and leaves and its slightly more spreading

tulip-shaped yellow-green flowers with orange bands that provide a critical nectar source for bees

Prefers well-drained and fertile soil

returning each year

and the yield generous enough to fill a bushel basket from a modest planting

Hairy Mountain Mint | Pycnanthemum verticillatum kiwi verticillatum) is distinct for itsShips well rooted in a 3. 5 x 5 inch deep pot. Well established root system and ready to plant! May arrive dormant and without leaves foliage December April. A fragrant and resilient native perennial, Hairy Mountain Mint (also known as Whorled Mountain Mint) is beloved by pollinators and gardeners alike. Its stems are covered in fine hairs, giving the plant a soft, silvery green appearance that shimmers in the sun. Topped with clusters of small white