Highly aromatic, deer resistant, and friendly to pollinators, this native perennial produces charming clusters of rosy white flowers in late summer. Though not a true mint, it shares mint’s soothing qualities and makes a wonderful tea for easing mild stomach upset. Mountain mint will grow to about 3 feet in height when thriving in full sun to part shade. It will need regular watering when becoming established, however mature plants are quite drought tolerant. Plants cooperate best with each other when planted 1-2 feet apart.