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7 years ago

Hi there, what's the white flowering plant on the left? Thanks so much.

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6 years ago
Thank you for asking!

The white flowering plant in the left of the photo is the "White Cloud" variety of Calamintha nepta, also known as Lesser Calamint.

We love using it because the gorgeous white blooms attract butterflies and other pollinators and are resistant to deer.

You can learn more about Lesser Calamint on the Chicago Botanic Gardens site: Lesser Calamint
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