Conradina sp nov Styx Greenlow Manihot the clumps are adorned with

the clumps are adorned with hundreds of small purple flowers

you can expect a 3' wide patch in 5 years

as they resume growth

you may want to remove the old flower stalks when they finish in late spring

Conradina sp nov Styx Greenlow Manihot the clumps are adorned withConradina sp. nov. 'Styx Greenlow' is a Bob McCartney (Woodlanders Nursery) discovery of a new, still unpublished species of shrub mint that he discovered in a sandy soil, cutover area along the Styx River in southern Alabama. The very fragrant, dark green, needle like foliage forms a dense evergreen groundcover, perfect for well drained soils in full sun. Conradina 'Styx Greenlow' is much more low growing that the upright Conradina canescens. In