This mountain mint is tops in attracting pollinating and other beneficial insects. The plant grows 2-3’ tall with silvery leaves at the top of the stem with white flowers in June-August. Can spread aggressively forming large patches so make sure to give it room. In the wild it has a preference for moist sandy soils in open sun. But it readily adapts to almost any soil and can take a little shade. This is a wild, seed-grown form of the plant and has smaller, narrower leaves than the typical form in the trade. Zone 4-8. WV ecotype. // Seed packet, about 100 seeds. Germination requirements: 60 days cold, moist stratification.