Mountainmint Size:#1 Latin Name: Malus x 'Lollizam'

Latin Name: Malus x 'Lollizam'

Berries can be eaten fresh or used for baking

magenta-pink flowers that are upwards facing

Habit: Bush or Tree form

The dark green leaves have strong spearmint-like aroma when crushed

Mountainmint Size:#1 Latin Name: Malus x 'Lollizam'Latin Name: Pycnanthemum muticum Height: 12 36 inches Spread: 12 36 inches Sunlight: Full Sun; Part Sun Bloom Time: July to September Hardiness Zone: 4 8 Description: Mountainmint is a native perennial that spreads by rhizomes; unlike true mints, this false mint is not invasive. Root pruning in the spring will help contain its spread. The dark green leaves have strong spearmint like aroma when crushed. Summer flowers are a pink two lipped tubular