Dense clump-forming growth: Provides reliable coverage and structure in garden beds
Strong mint fragrance: Enhances sensory appeal and garden ambiance
Nectar-rich white flowers: Supports native bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects
Silvery bracts around flowers: Adds visual interest and frost-like detail
Tolerates clay and partial shade: Versatile placement in various garden soils and conditions
Summarized by Shop
Blunt Mountain Mint is easy to naturalize in pollinator gardens, meadows, and cottage gardens. Plants form a dense clump through slowly spreading rhizomes. Leaves are a rich green that when crushed release a strong minty fragrance. In midsummer, silvery bracts appear around small white flower clusters, giving the plants a frosted appearan
Plant Type
Perennial
Growth Habit
Compact clump
Flower Color
White
Foliage Color
Green
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Watering Needs
High
Summarized by Shop
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The plants are very small, but, they are growing well.