A broadleaf deciduous perennial herb with interesting, narrow, deeply lobed foliage. Blooming its first year from July to September, the upright spikes bear white-tipped purple or crimson flowers arranged in whorls around the stem. Best in an herb garden, densely planted garden or larger container. Grows well with sun and even moisture – regular water. Does well in lean and well-drained soil. Grows to 4 feet tall. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.
Leonurus sibiricus (Siberian motherwort)
Description
A broadleaf deciduous perennial herb with interesting, narrow, deeply lobed foliage. Blooming its first year from July to September, the upright spikes bear white-tipped purple or crimson flowers arranged in whorls around the stem. Best in an herb garden, densely planted garden or larger container. Grows well with sun and even moisture – regular water. Does well in lean and well-drained soil. Grows to 4 feet tall. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.
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