Mountain mints

Well, no.

Which one is it? One of my mountain mints, which one got best perennial plant like two years ago, three years ago? Short Tooth? Short Tooth Mountain Mint.

Mine has had like a little regrowth.

I think it's because I've been watering so much and now it has all this new growth on it.

And I kind of brush past it because it's gotten so big.

Best smelling plant ever.

If you have the space to plant Mountain Mint...

Do it.

Goldenrods, we did a little bit of that, but we're also starting to look at that in some of our more current trials.

Pycnanthemum, we're doing quite a bit of that.

We're also doing a trial on bluestems, the little bluestems, big bluestems, so anatherum, andropogon, schizokerium.

we're doing a lot of that with some of these more commonly cultivated species, trying to see if these plants behave differently depending on where we're sourcing that seed from in the wild, especially when we're talking about plants with really big native ranges.

I look forward to talking about future evaluations with you.

sharing results from our upcoming Pycnanthemum trial, Asclepias, Bluestems, Viburnums, and so many, many more.

Just again, a huge congratulations to you, Kathy, and I look forward to what you're doing in the future.

All my best.