Mountain mints are perennials with a noticeable aroma and clump-forming habit. Gardeners prize them for being highly attractive to pollinators while remaining undisturbed by deer or rabbits. Mountain mints reproduce rapidly, so they must be monitored to keep them in check. Some species are often used in the production of essential oils.
Water:
Mountain mints prefers moist conditions and has moderate drought tolerance. Water it twice a week to maintain soil moisture. While it benefits from rainfall, supplemental watering is essential during dry spells to support its aromatic foliage and flowering potential.
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