Pycnanthemum tenuifolium (Slender Mountain Mint) Size:32 Flat We strongly recommend adding 5

We strongly recommend adding 5 lbs/acre of the native rye cover crop with this mix to help compete against weeds

but also nectar sources that many native flowers provide

Culver's Root reaches around five feet high and is crowned by a tall cluster of bright white flower spikes of tightly packed florets

More commonly in the northern Indiana and southwestern Michigan areas

and pollinators

Pycnanthemum tenuifolium (Slender Mountain Mint) Size:32 Flat We strongly recommend adding 5Slender Mountain mint is an airy perennial with narrow, smooth pale green fragrant leaves and stems. Clusters of white flowerheads bloom all summer beginning in June. It does best in prairie to savanna situations in almost any well draining soil. A fantastic pollinator plant as its nectar rich flowers attracts a broad array of insects. The genus name comes from Greek pyknos meaning dense and anthos meaning flower for its densely packed flowers. Sun