Common Name: Corsican Mint

Botanic Name: Mentha requienii

Description: Groundcover herb with small aromatic leaves. Minute lavender blue flowers in summer.

Uses: Grows between paving stones and used as a path edging. Used to add minty flavor liqueurs. Strong peppermint scent and flavor.

Harvesting: Pick young shoots spring to fall.

Best Results: Keep moist, does not tolerate extreme dry or wet conditions.

Companion Planting: Can be used amongst other plants to help suppress weeds.

Height: 2cm (1") Spread: 45cm (18")

Location: Sun to part shade.

Plant Category: Perennial

Hardiness: Zone 6-9 -40ºC (-40ºF)

Watering: Well-drained