Bergamot
Monarda fistulosa, or wild bergamot, is a North American wildflower in the mint family. Known for pink to lavender flowers, it is used for honey, medicine, and landscaping. It grows in clumps, reaching up to 3 feet tall with lance-shaped leaves. Found throughout the Midwest, the plant blooms from June to September.
Monarda fistulosa, or wild bergamot, is a North American wildflower in the mint family. Known for pink to lavender flowers, it is used for honey, medicine, and landscaping. It grows in clumps, reaching up to 3 feet tall with lance-shaped leaves. Found throughout the Midwest, the plant blooms from June to September.
Monarda fistulosa, or wild bergamot, is a North American wildflower in the mint family. Known for pink to lavender flowers, it is used for honey, medicine, and landscaping. It grows in clumps, reaching up to 3 feet tall with lance-shaped leaves. Found throughout the Midwest, the plant blooms from June to September.