PYCNANTHEMUM VIRGINIANUMPycnanthemum virginianum American Mountain Mint Distinctly narrow, aromatic leaves Host plant for Hermit Sphinx and Tobacco Budworm Attracts butterflies such as Pearl Crescent and Banded Hairstreak Category: Perennial Breeder: American Beauties Native Plants Hardiness Zone: 3 7 Height: 2 3 ft Spread: 12 18 in Bloom Color: White Shades Foliage Color: Green Shades A bushy native perennial with narrow, aromatic leaves and dense clusters of white summer

along streams and ponds

4 to 10" long flower spikes from July through September that attract loads of butterflies

just enough to deepen the red and really make it pop

Along with the show comes outstanding fragrance that fills the garden with its strong scent

You would be wise to choose this Perovskia because it's the darkest purple shade to date

Exceptionally cold hardy

Echinacea purpurea

Harvested by mid-August

'Alabama Jubilee' will be the focal point of any garden arrangement with its huge orangeish red blossoms

Round and rather dense

more compact form allows for 'Visions' to be planted anywhere you have a shady gap to fill

fragrant flowers that bloom from late August through September