Herb Mint - Black Mitcham (M piperita forma rubescens

Herb Mint - Black Mitcham (M piperita forma rubescens

Our Ref No : 12465 £5.99 Stock : 0
Size: 1.5 Lt
Rare old variety high in natural oils. This delightful mint especially good for making tea as it is said to be stronger than the normal variety. It is a must for any herb garden just because it looks so pretty. Native to Tasmania so likes a sunny position. Recognised to be an excellent attractant and nectar source for bees and other beneficial insects. Amongst its many culinary Uses are: Great for making tea, and a welcome addition to salads. Good for flavouring sweets or ice-cream. Can be dried. Very invasive, plant in a container. All mints are loved by bees.
Approx Height (10 yrs.)30-60 cm (12-24")
Soil TypeAll
Soil pHAcid, Neutral, Alkaline
AspectSun
HardinessHardy
Flowering TimeSummer
Plants for PollinatorsPlants for Pollinators
Bee FriendlyBee Friendly
Butterfly FriendlyButterfly Friendly
Edible Leaves, Seed or BerriesEdible Leaves
Edible FlowersEdible Flowers
Flower ColourLilac
Plant TypeHerbs
Herbs
Rare old variety high in natural oils. This delightful mint especially good for making tea as it is said to be stronger than the normal variety. It is a must for any herb garden just because it looks so pretty. Native to Tasmania so likes a sunny position. Recognised to be an excellent attractant and nectar source for bees and other beneficial insects. Amongst its many culinary Uses are: Great for making tea, and a welcome addition to salads. Good for flavouring sweets or ice-cream. Can be dried. Very invasive, plant in a container. All mints are loved by bees.

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Herb Mint - Black Mitcham (M piperita forma rubescens
Size: 1.5 Lt
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