Clinopodium georgianum hybrid 'Desi Arnez' 25/12 Restock the plant is beautiful

the plant is beautiful

For the gardener who already grows the common two and wants the wild original

The crossvine suckers freely from the roots and can spread into nearby beds

taken eagerly by birds in the wild and made into a fermented drink in parts of Mexico and Central America

and a native of the southeastern coastal plain

Clinopodium georgianum hybrid 'Desi Arnez' 25/12 Restock the plant is beautiful'Desi Arnez' (Clinopodium georgianum hybrid) turned up as a chance seedling in the garden of Robert Mackintosh, a cross of uncertain parentage that Woodlanders judged worth keeping and worth introducing. The likeliest account is a quiet romance between Georgia savory (Clinopodium georgianum) and a neighboring false rosemary (Conradina), two southeastern natives that seldom bother to cross the line between their genera. Botanists who keep their Latin