Description
A plant with a long history of medicinal use by Native Americans and Chinese medicine, the leaves are boiled and made into tea, hence the name, Mormon tea.
Nevada Mountain tea is highly drought tolerant, making for an excellent xeriscaping plant
This plant is very similar to Green Mormon tea, with Nevadensis growing slightly larger from 3 to 6.5 feet. it is also a U.S. native, primarily found in:
1. Nevada
2. Utah
3. Arizona
4. California
This is for 20 seeds
Perennial zones 7-10
Use of this plant should only be used with proper research and under the supervision of a physician. This is not medical advice.
