Whew! I'm glad the predator didn't have a bigger mouth!

Is that some sort of mountain mint? It's beautiful!

Sherry

Yes it's Pycnanthemum muticum. It is pretty. I have it on the north side of my house in one of those difficult morning shade afternoon sun places and it does fine.

To give you some idea, that's a coralberry to the left of it and wax myrtle behind it that you can barely see. (and a cute little dwarf pomegranate "Nana" in front if it.

If anyone is interested in looking at more flowers, I have several threads in the Texas galleries forum right now, I've been a picture taking fool the last couple of weeks.

Teri

Here is a link that might be useful: Texas Gardening Galleries