Pycnanthemum pilosum (Hairy Mountain Mint) CRP Seed Mix Baptisia alba

Baptisia alba

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It stands to be about 2 feet tall at the most and produces a dense matting in individual plants which consist of a whorl of long-stalked basal leaves

WI CP42 Wet Mesic Pollinator Habitat Mix

This includes many key species for pollinator habitat and  2 species of milkweed for monarch butterflies

Pycnanthemum pilosum (Hairy Mountain Mint) CRP Seed Mix Baptisia albaPycnanthemum pilosum (Hairy Mountain Mint) forms a shrubby clump of fuzzy light green fragrant leaves that are topped by beautiful clusters of white flowerheads. Found in prairies and savannas this mountain mint prefers drier soils, but can also thrive in normal soils as well. Hairy Mountain Mint is full service pollinator plant with its nectar rich flowers that attract a broad array of insects. The leaves have been known to be brewed for a tasty mint