In Gilchrist County, FL, this native plant makes it's appearance in late Spring/early Summer and by late Summer is full grown and ready t...Read Moreo flower til early Winter. It is like others in the mint family in that it will quickly multiply - with each season's dispersal of seeds. It likes well drained sandy soil, especially popping up in disturbed sites, and tolerates draught. It makes an attractive small (but annual) shrub and beautiful morning flowers for the informal native gardener.
This bushy herbaceous annual grows to about 2.5 feet tall. It blooms sporadically all year putting on its best show towards late summer a...Read Morend early fall. The leaves become very aromatic as it goes to seed. Its natural habitat is sandy beaches and dry woodland areas throughout the southeastern United States and the Bahamas.
Blue Curl is a native herbaceous plant prevalent in the southern states of the U.S. It is a member of the mint family, and its leaves hav...Read Moree a lemony scent similar to pennyroyal (thus the other common name of Bastard Pennyroyal). The leaves are blade-like, occurring opposite one another on hairy, slightly sticky stems. The blue flowers are small with 6 petals and coiled stamens. They appear on the ends of the branches in ones and twos. T. dichotomum prefers dry sandy soil in sunny areas.
In Gilchrist County, FL, this native plant makes it's appearance in late Spring/early Summer and by late Summer is full grown and ready t...Read More
This bushy herbaceous annual grows to about 2.5 feet tall. It blooms sporadically all year putting on its best show towards late summer a...Read More
Blue Curl is a native herbaceous plant prevalent in the southern states of the U.S. It is a member of the mint family, and its leaves hav...Read More