Slender Mountain Mint Full Sun Leucophyllum frutescens x laevigatum 'Heavenly

Leucophyllum frutescens x laevigatum 'Heavenly Cloud'

Zizia aurea

Its native habitat features moist or dry sandy pine hardwoods in East Texas

especially in Texas

standing 20-30 feet tall and wide

Slender Mountain Mint Full Sun Leucophyllum frutescens x laevigatum 'HeavenlyPycnanthemum tenuifolium Common names include Narrowleaf Mountain Mint, Slender Mountain Mint, and Common Horsemint This compact clump forming mint has narrow leaves with a stiff, erect structure. The minty smelling plants usually grow up to 30" tall, but in rich soil can get up to 4' tall. They have flower clusters with many, small, two lipped corollas appearing white to lavender with purple spots. Slender Mountain Mint performs best in full sun but