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Meehania cordata
Creeping Mint, Meehan's Mint Zones: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Don't let the common name scare you. This little member of the mint family, growing only 3 to 6 inches tall, is found sporadically in rich mountain woods of the southeast central mountains usually on basic soils. It makes clumps of 1 1/2 inch evergreen leaves adjoined by spreading runners, which eventually form carpets over good, shaded, woodland soil. But in late spring, plants are lavishly adorned with huge (to a little plant) 1 inch, violet with white, snapdragon-like flowers, which are quite showy. This would be a good one with Bleeding Hearts, Maidenhair Fern, Jacobs Ladder, or Blue Phlox. Cat# 1383

Meehania cordata, Creeping Mint, Meehan's Mint
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X Native Plant Good Fragrance Butterfly Plant
Hummingbird Plant Good Fall Color Berries & Fruits
Deer resistant
Ease of Culture
Easy X Not Too Hard Difficult or Tricky
Evergreen
Yes X Semi No
Plant Type
X Wildflower Shrub Grass or grass-like
X Perennial Tree X Ground cover
Fern Vine
Light Exposure
Full sun Mostly sunny Half and half
X Full shade X Mostly shady
Soil Condition
Sandy X Organic
Clay X Average
Moisture Tolerance
Dry Wet
X Moist X Moderate
Height
X 12" or less
24" to 36"
12" to 24" 36" or taller
Color
White/whitish Pink Blue
Yellows Rose Green
Orange, coral X Violet Brown
Peach, salmon Lavender Mauve
Red, scarlet Purple Tan
Bloom Time
Early spring Early summer Early fall
Mid spring Mid summer Mid fall
X Late spring Late summer Late fall


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