Pycnanthemum muticum, or Clustered Mountain Mint, is a fragrant perennial that grows in clumps and is found in much of the Eastern U.S. It can spread through its roots, but you can trim them in spring if you don’t want it to spread. This variety has oval leaves with a minty scent. In mid to late summer, it produces clusters of small pinkish-white flowers that attract many pollinators. This is what I grow and use for bouquets! It’s a CLUTCH filler.

Approximately 50 seeds per packet