Elsholtzia stauntonii, Chinese Mint Shrub Size:3 qt then consider planting it in

then consider planting it in a container that can be moved into a protected area

not that you needed another reason to grow them

To protect delicate Epipactis foliage

A slow-growing

light ground cover mixing politely with other woodland friends

Elsholtzia stauntonii, Chinese Mint Shrub Size:3 qt then consider planting it inSpikes thick with brilliant red violet florets ascend through strongly minty leaves in late summer and into fall. In China, its native range includes valley stream sides, rocky mountains, and dry hillsides. It's a great new bee attractant for us, both honey and bumble! Versatile when it comes to habitat and rare! Think of it as a sophisticated Buddleia. It is best to prune in late winter as it blooms on new growth. Shrubby perennial; mature size: 3 5