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A hardy annual or tender perennial
native to the Midwest and southern United States. A typical member of the Mint family with
its distinctive square stems. Flowers are arranged in whorls stair-stepping up a single
stem. Blooms are deep purple to lavender surrounded by colored bracts. Grows in various
soil types and prefers full sunlight. Can tolerate very dry conditions. A stately plant
excellent for cutting, grows well almost anywhere. Average planting success with this species: 80% |
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