
This plant is along the path near the bottom of China Valley. It's another useful late summer plant in the mint family. A dieback shrub, ours is almost four feet tall now. I didn't know it till this year and until the pendant racemes happened, it looked a lot, superficially, like a Butterfly bush. I vividly remember the hundreds of seedling growing in about a 5 foot circle this spring so I have to think it's a plant nurserymen would love....except they're usually afraid of anything that doesn't flower before the end of June.
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