Clinopodium coccineum ‘Ohoopee Yellow’ Low Stock holding a clean shape through

holding a clean shape through the season

Pair the plant with ferns

or worked into the old recipes from a time when the forest fed the family

we found this plant growing behind the dunes on Dauphin Island

half-climbing stems armed with light spines

Clinopodium coccineum ‘Ohoopee Yellow’ Low Stock holding a clean shape throughClinopodium coccineum 'Ohoopee Yellow' wears a contradictory name, since this is a clear, bright yellow flowered form of a mint shrub that usually blooms in scarlet. The yellow form was originally shared with us by Ken Wurdak, who found the plant in Tattnall County, Georgia. We later lost our stock and got the clone back from Mike Creel, who had received starts from us years before. Such are plant sagas. A showy, long flowering native for a sunny,