Pycnanthemum albescens (Whiteleaf Mountain Mint) Size:1 gal spreading root system able to

spreading root system able to draw water from near the water table

Its leaves are tough and holly-like

well-drained soil in full sun to part shade

It is best known by its sweet fruit that is very astringent when not ripe

It attracts songbirds which are drawn to its seeds

Pycnanthemum albescens (Whiteleaf Mountain Mint) Size:1 gal spreading root system able toWhiteleaf Mountain Mint is unique in that is develops a whitish edge to the upper leaves. The white coloration slowly spreads over the leaves creating silvery bracts. Flowers are white with purple spots. The leaves are aromatic when crushed, filling the air with a minty aroma. Whiteleaf Mountain Mint is adaptable and will grow in full sun, part sun or part shade in open woods, in moist to dry soils. As with all plants in the mint family, it can spread