The Scrub Mints

7 plants in this collection

1979 Catalogue View

Native Pollinator
Clinopodium coccineum $24.00 /
Scarlet Calamint
- Zones 7–9
- 2–4 ft
Native Pollinator
Clinopodium coccineum 'Amber Blush' $28.00 /
Amber Blush Red Basil
- Zones 7–9
- 3–4 ft
Low stock
Native Pollinator
Clinopodium georgianum $27.00 /
Georgia Savory
- Zones 7–9
- 12–18 in
Low stock
Woodlanders Introduction
Clinopodium georgianum hybrid 'Desi Arnez' $28.00 /
Clinopodium Hybrid
- Zones 7–9
- 15–18 in
Native Pollinator
Conradina verticillata $32.00 /
Cumberland Rosemary
- Zones 5–9
- 6–10 in
Medicinal Native
Piloblephis rigida $18.00 /
Florida Pennyroyal
- Zones 8–10
- 1–2 ft
Sold out
Native Pollinator
Clinopodium coccineum ‘Ohoopee Yellow’ $28.00 /
Yellow Flowered Red Savory
- Zones 6–9
- 3–5 ft

About the The Scrub Mints Collection

The small aromatic shrubs of the Southeastern sandhills and the Florida scrub: calamints, false rosemaries and wild pennyroyal, most of them on white sand, several of them rare. They ask for full sun, fast drainage and no kindness in the form of compost, and they pay in scent. Woodlanders has been growing this group since the 1980s.

Cumberland rosemary is federally threatened and can be sold inside South Carolina only. Our field guide to the scrub mints covers every species we grow or have grown, and which one belongs in your ground.