Orders come as 3 or 12 rooted divisions.
Clustered mountain mint is a must have for those interested in native pollinator plants. This plant - hands down - attracts the greatest diversity of pollinators I have ever seen: butterflies, wasps, bees, beetles, moths, and insects I only seem to witness once the mountain mint starts to bloom. Of course, it also makes a great tea or spice plant, and once established forms a root system that is wonderful at stabilizing soils.