Clinopodium georgianum 26/3 Restock but the timing makes Distylium

but the timing makes Distylium myricoides a favorite of early bees

'Snowflake' carries double flowers: each sterile floret sits layered behind another in overlapping

Treated with that respect

spotted an unusually full-flowered smooth hydrangea in the woods of Union County

each pod packed with intensely fragrant black seeds

Clinopodium georgianum 26/3 Restock but the timing makes DistyliumClinopodium georgianum is a low, aromatic shrublet of the mint family, prized for highly scented foliage and clouds of pinkish lavender flowers in late summer and fall, when much of the garden is winding down. Georgia savory makes a fine edging or front of border plant for sunny or lightly shaded spots with good drainage, and unlike most of the tribe, this southern native will grow in heavier soils as well as sand. Native to the sandhills and dry