Both of my varieties are up about 2 inches but neither one is Jacob Kline. Things like lingering snowbanks that keep the ground frozen longer can set back plants. One thing for certain, if you lost it there are plenty of us who would share with you. lol.

My Jacob Kline is about 6 inches high, my Marshall's Delight is only about an inch and a half.
What Nettie said about lingering snowbanks....
I would give it just a bit longer, the stuff is tough to kill!

Linda

My "raspberry wine" is up about 6 inches...

Mine is very , very slow..........in fact I don't see it yet!

I planted to small plants last year, can't remeber the variety at the moment and I don't really want to go out in the rain now to look. However, I do know it's up only about an inch and each plant has spread out up to two feet each.

I don't recall the variety of the monarda that I planted last fall either, but it is going like wildcakes! LOL! Anyway, it's about 3 times as big in circumference as last year and 4-6 inches high. It IS on the sunny west side up against the foundation, so it's probably earlier (as are all the perennials there) then it would be out in the open.

Okay - I had to go out and go check my Monarda. The store tag calls it "Panorama". Since I looked at it last weekend, it has grown like wild fire. It's 4 -6 inches minumum and tons more popp-in out of the ground. The aroma is real strong too. Mine is out in the open, so not protected by any wall or anything, but does get the sun (when it's out) all day.

I will be digging up some and taking to the lake - YEAH!!

Sandy