Browne's Savory blue feather Because of its unbranched

Because of its unbranched

Each flower features five cheerful yellow petals

Spread: 20'-30'

Bloom: February-March

Browne's Savory blue feather Because of its unbranchedClinopodium brownei Common names include Browne's Savory, St. John's Mint, Creeping Charlie, and Lornatee. Browne's Savory is an herbaceous semi aquatic wildflower native to freshwater wetlands and prairie floodplains along the gulf coast. Its small tubular flowers are white or light pink with fuchsia or dark purple throats, and its arrow shaped leaves are green and oppositely arranged on its stems. It blooms spring fall and can even bloom year round