Mint Plant - Russian Mint

Russian Mint has bright green leaves and strong aroma of spearmint, producing mauve flowers mid to late Summer.

According to Pliny "the smell of mint stirs up the mind and appetite to a greedy desire for food".

It can be used in any dish where mint is called for, especially mint sauce. It also goes well with potatoes.

Recommended by the RHS to be an excellent attractant and nectar source for bees and other beneficial insects.

• Hardy perennial.
• Reaches a height of 2 feet (60 cms).
• Will grow in sun or partial shade.
• Attractive mauve flowers.
• Very aromatic.
• Good culinary herb.
• Attractive to pollinating insects.

• Culinary uses
• Good for mint sauce.
• Ideal for new potatoes.
• Can be used to make mint tea.