Conradina etonia prophouse-on-the-horizon adaptable to most soils and

adaptable to most soils and sites

sweet and far-reaching

and other acid-loving companions in moist

Hypericum lissophloeus grows only in Bay and Washington Counties on the Florida Panhandle

Easy to peel

Conradina etonia prophouse-on-the-horizon adaptable to most soils andThis is a federally listed endangered species. NOT FOR SALE IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE. It is a new species discovered by Bob McCartney in Putnam County, Florida in 1990 and introduced by Woodlanders. Medium mint family shrub larger than most other Conradina species. Has aromatic oval leaves unlike other Conradinas which have needle like leaves. Large pale lavender flowers similar to Conradina grandiflora. Native to very limited area on deep sandy soil.