Clinopodium coccineum 26/7 Restock and plant a second clone

and plant a second clone nearby to coax the fullest set of those turquoise-to-near-black berries

and the white winter berries will repay the spot

Aucuba carry their sexes on separate plants

and because the tree is dioecious

or a wildlife planting

Clinopodium coccineum 26/7 Restock and plant a second cloneClinopodium coccineum is a small, aromatic, semi evergreen subshrub of the mint family, native to the deep, well drained sands of the southeastern coastal plain, from Mississippi and Georgia down into Florida. The loose, open frame and small, spicy scented leaves would earn a quiet place on their own, but the flowers are the event: showy scarlet tubes carried over a long summer season, held out like little trumpets that hummingbirds cannot resist.