Lycopus maackianus
is a perennial herb growing 30-70cm tall in mountain wetlands.
Leaves are arranged oppositely, slender to thick, glossy, lanceolate
in shape, or slightly wide, 4-8cm long, with sharp serrations on the
margins. White lip-shaped flowers come in masses at the leaf axils -
not flashy, but not plain. Bloom time: August-October.
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