Pycnanthemum muticum (Blunt Mountain Mint)

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Pycnanthemum muticum (Blunt Mountain Mint)Blunt Mountain Mint thrives in moist, well draining soils that receive full sun or partial shade. Its green, heart shaped leaves are a distinctive feature of the plant. During flowering season, it also produces bracts adorned with a coating of light grey hairs. Over time, it will gradually develop into colonies. Blunt Mountain Mint frequently associates with other plants such as Carex stricta, Eupatroium perfoliatum, and Solidago patula. It is a

Carex blanda (Common Wood Sedge) is a cool season short sedge that will sprawl if left to its own devices

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Height 25'-30'

Dalea purpurea

which look like a fairy placed snowflakes atop a green spire

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Commonly called sensitive fern because the green vegetative fronds are sensitive to and suffer almost immediate damage from the first fall frost

Seeding Rate & Coverage: 1

It thrives in mesic to dry soils and is a good choice for a dry shade garden

Requires Cold Moist Stratification

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