This perennial mint reaches up to two feet at maturity and boasts small clusters of flowers that range from pale pink to lavender.

This mint can handle almost any location and combination you can think of. Will be happy in anything but deep shade or water logged soils.

A versatile plant that works well mixed with other perennials. It spreads moderately via rhizomes to form tidy clumps that serve as a nice ground cover, though occasional division may be needed to maintain space.

Found in the Eastern US from the Northeast to Gulf of Mexico, westward to the Great Lakes. It is most common along woodland edges, shaded areas, and moist soiled meadows.

In spring new growth emerges with soft green leaves that are slightly fuzzy. It blooms early summer and typically lasts for around one month. In fall, the leaves may turn a yellowish-golden color before going dormant through the winter.

With a long blooming period, it is as a pollinator magnet for pollinators of all shapes and kinds in the early summer months.