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Virginia Mountain Mint Growing Conditions. Medium to moist to wet. Full sun to part shade. Virginia mountain mint tends to grow 2 to 3 feet tall and spreads up to 2 feet. Mountain mint likes full sun to part sun. Virginianium) requires full sun and moderate moisture. Native to eastern north america, virginia mountain mint (p. While considered a spreading species, it. It will tolerate most soils: This species has narrow, tapering leaves with smooth margins, and clusters of small white flowers at the ends of the stems. Vigorous and durable, virginia mountain mint is a good choice for meadows, wildlife gardens, woodland edges where it can roam freely. Mountain mint is exceptionally easy to grow since it thrives in a range of sun. Loam, sand, clay, or gravel. In the right conditions, growing mountain mint may spread or naturalize aggressively just like other members of the mint family. Plants known as mountain mint act as pollinator magnets and make a great addition to meadows and pollinator gardens. Mountain mint prefers full or partial sun and moist to average soil.

Medium to moist to wet. In the right conditions, growing mountain mint may spread or naturalize aggressively just like other members of the mint family. Virginia mountain mint tends to grow 2 to 3 feet tall and spreads up to 2 feet. Plants known as mountain mint act as pollinator magnets and make a great addition to meadows and pollinator gardens. Mountain mint likes full sun to part sun. Loam, sand, clay, or gravel. This species has narrow, tapering leaves with smooth margins, and clusters of small white flowers at the ends of the stems. While considered a spreading species, it. Native to eastern north america, virginia mountain mint (p. It will tolerate most soils:

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Virginia Mountain Mint Growing Conditions In the right conditions, growing mountain mint may spread or naturalize aggressively just like other members of the mint family. Mountain mint prefers full or partial sun and moist to average soil. Plants known as mountain mint act as pollinator magnets and make a great addition to meadows and pollinator gardens. Medium to moist to wet. Mountain mint is exceptionally easy to grow since it thrives in a range of sun. This species has narrow, tapering leaves with smooth margins, and clusters of small white flowers at the ends of the stems. It will tolerate most soils: In the right conditions, growing mountain mint may spread or naturalize aggressively just like other members of the mint family. Full sun to part shade. Vigorous and durable, virginia mountain mint is a good choice for meadows, wildlife gardens, woodland edges where it can roam freely. While considered a spreading species, it. Native to eastern north america, virginia mountain mint (p. Mountain mint likes full sun to part sun. Virginia mountain mint tends to grow 2 to 3 feet tall and spreads up to 2 feet. Virginianium) requires full sun and moderate moisture. Loam, sand, clay, or gravel.