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About This Plant
While this is a short-lived plant, it grows fast in clumps and does well in thin soils because of its shallow roots and preference for drier soils. It has fragrant foliage and is less aggressive than other mints. Whorls of small, lavendar flowers encircle the stem and attract pollinators.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
Leaves can be used in drinks. | It’s Latin name, Blephilia, is based on a Greek word that means eyelash.
Alternate Names
Ohio Horsemint, Sunny Woodmint, Pagoda Plant
