Pycnanthemum virginianum (American Mountain Mint) Roses Don't harvest the first year

Don't harvest the first year so the plant establishes well

For a modern interpretation of a fresh rose arrangement

This tasteful gift box features a bottle of Eighteen 33 Bourbon from Boone County Distilling Company

A flower centerpiece designed in a long and low style for an Easter table

Pycnanthemum virginianum (American Mountain Mint) Roses Don't harvest the first yearClump forming perennial that grows to a height of 2' 3' with a similar spread. Often found in moist meadows and swamps, this plant prefers full sun and medium to moist, well drained soil. Produces delicate pinkish white flowers in mid to late summer that are very attractive to pollinators.