Rural Gardening: trading some bee-loving-nectar plant-seed for my bees, 1 by AmandaEsq

AmandaEsq wrote:
GreenthumbJan:

Last summer we pulled up lawn chairs in the driveway to watch the honey bees, bumbles, and all kinds of flying critters feeding on pycnanthemum in our driveway. This plant came from Stuart, Virginia, in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Like other mints, it spreads. I have it in the perfect place - a "trench" about 12" wide which runs the length of the driveway.

I don't have seeds. I could be persuaded to ship some to you. :)

A.