20 WATER HOREHOUND Lycopus Americanus American Bugleweed Herb Flower Seeds

Description:
Name: Water Horehound
Other common names: American Bugleweed / American Water Horehound
Scientific name: Lycopus Americanus
Color: White with Purple Spots
Plant seeds: Spring
Bloom time: July – Sept
Hardiness zone: 3 – 11
Plant height: 18 – 36″
Plant spacing: 6 – 12″
Light requirements: Sun – Part Shade
Soil and water preferences: Moist – Wet
Quantity: 20 Seeds
Materials: Seeds, Ziplock Poly Bag, Labeled With, Color Photo, Plant Stats, Planting Instructions

Other: American Water Horehound is an herb native to North America. It is nicknamed Bugleweed because its flowers resemble bugles. The flowers, blooming in clusters down the stem, are deeply lobed and provide nectar for butterflies and honey bees. This plant thrives in very moist environments such as marshes, wet meadows, streambanks, and pond edges, and can even be grown in containers. It is tolerant of clay soil and is resistant to deer and rabbit interactions.