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Apple Mint Mentha suaveolens Soft hairy green leaves with a scent of apple and mint, this herb is great for cooking. 2ft (60cm). £1.50 |
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Buddleia Mint Mentha longfolia A very attractive plant with long and soft silver-grey leaves. Large spikes of purple buddleia-like flowers that are very attractive to bees and butterflies. Reaching around 3ft (90cm) in height this is probably the tallest mint; it looks great in borders. £1.50 |
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Corsican Mint Mentha requiemii Low growing, with masses of tiny bright green leaves. A brilliant plant for ground cover or filling cracks in paving Very strong peppermint scent. Also known as rock mint, a hardy semi-evergreen perennial. £1.50 |
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de Cologne Mint Mentha x piperita citrata Also known as orange mint and bergamot mint. This mint has a wonderful citrus scent, with attractive green/purple leaves. Mauve flowers appear in late summer. Add to fruit salads and jellies. 2ft (60cm) £1.50 |
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Garden mint Mentha spicata This is the basic culinary mint used for mint sauce, marinades and seasoning meat and fish. Grows to about 2ft (60cm) high. £1.30 |
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Ginger mint Mentha x gracilis veriegata Also known as scotch mint. This hardy perennial has very attractive green/gold variegated leaves and mauve flowers in summer. It grows to about 20" (50cm). Good in salads, especially with tomatoes. £1.50 |
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Grapefruit Mint Menta x piperata citrata
'grapefruit' Large leaves with a zesty citrus fragrance. Leaves can be used in frruit salads and summer drinks. Grows to about 2ft (60cm) £1.70 |
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Lime Mint Mentha x piperita f. citrata Bright green leaves with a fresh mint/lime flavour, the best variety for mint salads. Grows up to about 2ft (60cm) high. £1.50 |
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Moroccan mint Mentha spicata 'Moroccan' A strong mint with a wonderful well rounded flavour. A great cooking mint and the best mint to use in hot and cold drinks; it is used to make Moroccan mint tea. £1.50 |
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Pennyroyal Mentha Pulogium Also known as creeping pennyroyal. This low growing member of the mint family is a hardy perennial with mauve flowers in late spring. It is a natural fly repellant and it is an especially good plant for deterring mosquitoes. Pennyroyal makes a good ground cover plant and it is also good for growing in paving cracks. £1.50 |
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| Peppermint Mentha x piperita This hardy perennial has a lovely peppermint flavour, it is one of the main medicinal mints, and will grow to about 18ins (45cm) high. £1.50 |
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Peppermint BlackMentha x piperita A darker form of peppermint, with glossy dark green leaves and purple stems. Black peppermint is native to Tasmania, it's the variety usually used in peppermint tea as it has more essential oil than standard peppermint. 18ins (45cm) Plant: £1.70 |
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| Peppermint, Chocolate Mentha x piperita
'Chocolate Deep green leaves, gorgeous chocolate-peppermint scent, it smells just like after eight mints. Grows to about 2ft (60cm) high. £1.90 |
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Peppermint, Variegated Mentha x piperita
variegate An attractive variegated form of peppermint with splashes of cream on its dark green leaves. It is better suited to small garden than the standard peppermint as it slightly less vigorous. Use the same as standard peppermint, grows to about 2ft (60cm). Plant: £1.90 |
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Pineapple Mint Mentha suaveolens variegate Soft green/cream variegated leaves and a strong pineapple-mint scent. Not as invasive as other mints, grows to about 2ft (60cm) tall. £1.50 |
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Swiss Mint Dark green leaves with serrated edges and a very strong mint flavour. A vigorous grower; it can reach 3ft (90cm) heigh when in flower. £1.50 |
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