Lippia stoechadifolia is an endangered plant native to South Florida. It reaches 6-18" high and 12-18" wide. It has flowers similar to the more common Phyla nodifora, but grows more upright with less dense foliage. Given time and the right conditions, it can spread to form dense patches. Plant in wet to moist soil and full sun. It can tolerate poorly draining soil. Flowers year-round.