Welcome
Home
Welcome Letter
Plants
Plant Key
Plant Search by Properties
Plant Search by Name
Plant Picture Guide
Plant Index
Art & Gifts
Botanical Prints
Note Paper
Gift Certificates
Tree Digging System
Intro - Tree Digging System
Tree Digging System Video
TDS Photos
Tree Digging System FAQ
TDS Components
TDS Pricing & Order Information
General Interest
Bamboos
Edible Ornamentals
Hummingbird Plants
Mosses
AHA Great Plants
Photo Gallery
Notable Plant Offerings
Farm Scenes
Order Information
Order Information
Checkout
View Shopping Cart
Contact Us
Contact Us
Visit Us
bottom
Genus: M
Magnolia
sweet bay magnolia
Maianthemum
Canada mayflower
Manfreda
false aloe
Marshallia
large-flowered Barbara's button
Matteuccia
American ostrich fern; ostrich fern
Meehania
Meehan's mint; creeping mint
Melissa
lemon balm
Mentha
Corsican mint; applemint; horsemint; peppermint; spearmint
Mertensia
Bluebells; lungwort
Mimulus
Alleghany monkeyflower
Miscanthus
silver grass; maiden grass; variegated eulalia; maiden grass
Mitchella
partridgeberry
Monarda
Oswego tea; bee balm; dotted mint; horsemint; purple bergamot; wild bergamot
Morus
mulberry
Muhlenbergia
purple hairgrass
Musa
hardy banana
Next: N
Previous: L
Catalog as of September 21, 2008
Meehania
(Labiatae - mint family family)
A few species of perennial herbs, occurring in rich mountain woods of eastern North America and temperate eastern Asia.
cordata
evgrn peren • ht 3" • zones 5-9
Meehan's mint; creeping mint
native, ground cover, rock garden, part shade
PA to NC and TN
This elegant woodland creeper is little-known as a garden subject. The rough-textured, leathery leaves are heart-shaped and evergreen or semi-evergreen. Spreads medium-slowly, forming a dense mat. Bears an abundance of charming purple flowers in early summer. Can provide an appealing, reliable, and unusual ground cover for partly shaded locations with good soil which is not too dry.
cat # 6G0N
$8.95 each