Teucrium marum Polypodium In November

In November

From an evergreen basal rosette of corrugated grey-green leaves arise tall

forming a 2' wide

was discovered by plantsman Jack Johnston near the southern end of its range in Rabun County

It can be divided and spread around the garden quite easily

Teucrium marum Polypodium In NovemberYou've never seen stupid pet tricks until you've seen a cat stoned on kitty crack. Teucrium marum is a delightful, compact, shrubby mint to 2' tall x 3' wide, covered in tiny, fragrant, green leaves and equally tiny reddish pink flowers from July through September. As soon as your cats find it, the plant is no more since they will roll in, over, and around it until they get so high they finally stagger off. Teucrium marum hails from the hot and dry