M. longifolia is a spreading perennial, to 1.2m, with hairy, green to grey-green leaves with a musty, minty smell. Branched, tapering spires of tiny, pale purple or white flowers are produced in mid- to late summer
This plant will grow in full to partial sun, and very dry to average soil moisture. It occurs naturally in sandy areas such as dunes, fields and relic prairies and is often found in disturbed areas including along railroads and roadsides, and in waste places.
Growth Cycle: Annual, Biannual, Perennial,
Growth Habit: Forbs/Herbs, Shrub
Insect Type Attracted: Natural Enemy, Pollinator,
Light: Full, Partial
For guidelines on seeds germination and growing, kindly visit https://www.wellgrowseeds.com/growingguide/
M. longifolia is a spreading perennial, to 1.2m, with hairy, green to grey-green leaves with a musty, minty smell. Branched, tapering spires of tiny, pale purple or white flowers are produced in mid- to late summer
This plant will grow in full to partial sun, and very dry to average soil moisture. It occurs naturally in sandy areas such as dunes, fields and relic prairies and is often found in disturbed areas including along railroads and roadsides, and in waste places.
Growth Cycle: Annual, Biannual, Perennial,
Growth Habit: Forbs/Herbs, Shrub
Insect Type Attracted: Natural Enemy, Pollinator,
Light: Full, Partial
For guidelines on seeds germination and growing, kindly visit https://www.wellgrowseeds.com/growingguide/
