Pycnanthemum muticum (Clustered Mountain Mint) Native

This mint forms clumps and spreads easily.  Has a lovely mint aroma and attracts a large and diverse number of pollinators to the small pinkish white blooms from July-September

Leaves have ornamental interest   Even though it is a mint it is NOT edible for humans

Deer and Rabbit resistant 

Prune roots/rhizomes in the spring to reduce spreading (does not spread aggressively like regular other mints)