Conradina canescens 25/5 Restock and it carries his name

and it carries his name still

long cultivated in the temples and mountains of Yunnan

Compact enough for a large container

dense with the familiar small evergreen leaves but carried on a frame that drapes rather than stands

Conradina canescens 25/5 Restock and it carries his nameThe conradinas are dense, aromatic, low shrubs of the mint family, dressed in small, usually needle like green or gray leaves and hung with little pale purple flowers. Six or seven species grow wild in the southern United States, most of them in Florida on sand or very sandy soil, and all but this one (and one possibly new species) are federally listed as threatened or endangered. Conradina canescens is the common, widespread member of the clan, a