Phuopsis stylosa, known as Crosswort, is a low, spreading perennial with whorls of narrow, pointed, aromatic leaves along square stems. In early summer, it produces dense, spherical heads of small, pink to lavender, fragrant flowers. Forms a loose, interwoven mat. Drought tolerant once established.
Full sun to part shade, well-drained soil. Hardy in USDA zones 4–8.
Rock gardens, slopes, edging, groundcover. Aromatic foliage.
Shear after flowering. Divide in spring. Drought tolerant.
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