Pycnanthemum incanum (Hoary mountain mint) is a native perennial prized for its silvery foliage, hardiness and attractiveness to a multitude of pollinators. Leaves have medicinal uses, and its silver disc shaped flowers are attractive in bouquets. Bees, beetles, flies and birds love this plant! Can be controlled easier than typical mints by cutting runners around plants every 3-4 years.

SIZE: 2-6’H x 2-3’W

SUN: full sun to part shade

SOIL: average, clay, dry, moist