Pycnanthemum californicum, Mountain Mint Low Light You can cut off all

You can cut off all existing flower stalks in mid May through June if you would like a second flowering season

Twines are composed of biodegradable materials

Peperomia caperata ‘Frost’

- Best in lighter soils with moisture nearby

The grass can be left alone for a natural look but looks best when cut back in May or June to allow fresh new foliage to emerge

Pycnanthemum californicum, Mountain Mint Low Light You can cut off allPycnanthemum californicum, Mountain Mint A California Native perennial herb that grows in mountains and foothills throughout the state, in chaparral, woodland, forest, and other habitat. It can reach up to three feet tall in height. Purple, white flowers bloom in the summer through fall. Family Name Lamiaceae Species Name Pycnanthemum californicum Common Name Mountain Mint Native to California Plant Type Perennial herb Height x Width 1 3 x 1 2 Growth