Conradina sp nov Styx Greenlow Hemiboea where it is found growing

where it is found growing in rich well-drained humusy soils or even as an epiphyte on trees or rocks

Regardless of the name

Our 2026 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction is a more winter hardy selection of the North American (US/Mexico) native

with each petal tipped in a blue-purple blush

The 2' wide clumps are topped with 22" tall

Conradina sp nov Styx Greenlow Hemiboea where it is found growingConradina sp. nov. 'Styx Greenlow' is a Bob McCartney (Woodlanders Nursery) discovery of a new, still unpublished species of shrub mint that he discovered in a sandy soil, cutover area along the Styx River in southern Alabama. The very fragrant, dark green, needle like foliage forms a dense evergreen groundcover, perfect for well drained soils in full sun. Conradina 'Styx Greenlow' is much more low growing that the upright Conradina canescens. In