Clean, white blooms are displayed above vibrant, green foliage. A native Ontario species which attracts a variety of pollinators especially short-tongued species. Being quite similar to the Virginia mountain mint, the smaller, narrow leaves are a key identification feature. Prefers medium well-drained soil. Dependable, adaptable and overall just a pleasant species.

Height : 2-3 feet (60-90cm) Spread : 2-3 feet (60-90 cm)

Bloom Period : July to September

Light : Full to Partial Sun

Water : Dry to medium

Soil : Sand, loam, clay

Zone : 4-8

Native Habitat : Open woods, dry prairies and fields

Landscape Uses : Butterfly gardens, pollinator gardens, herb garden, meadows and naturalized areas