Pycnanthemum incanum 1G rs_OR which create "horns" around the

which create "horns" around the globe-shaped bloom—plant as edging in well-drained gardens or in containers where you can appreciate the unique flowers up close

Bloom Color: creamy yellow

(Cranesbill)

threadleaf foliage and airy stems mimic the native Coreopsis that once covered open fields across the state

heat and drought tolerant once established and excellent for pollinators

Pycnanthemum incanum 1G rs_OR which create "horns" around the(Hoary Mountain Mint) Planted in Ladew Cottage Garden & Culps Clearing at Bondsville Mill Park Plant Patent: n a Container Size: trade gallon USDA Zone: 4 8 Height: 2 3 Spread: 3 4 Sun Exposure: full sun to part shade Soil Moisture: dry to average Bloom Time: summer to early fall Bloom Color: white tinged with lavender Foliage Color: silver green US Native: yes Wildlife Benefit: pollinators Notes: fragrant foliage, drought tolerant, deer tolerant