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mint - Swiss mint
Swiss mint or Mentha × piperita 'Swiss'
Originating from Europe, the leaves of this hardy perennial have a very intense flavour, which makes it excellent in teas, as well...
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Plant description
Originating from Europe, the leaves of this hardy perennial have a very intense flavour, which makes it excellent in teas, as well as adding a bit of oomph to sweets and drinks.
Garden care: When plants have finished flowering in summer, cut flowered shoots back to 5cm (2in) above the surface of the compost. Mint can be vigorous in the garden so unless you want a large clump, you can contain it by planting it in a large pot. Do keep well watered though.
Garden care: When plants have finished flowering in summer, cut flowered shoots back to 5cm (2in) above the surface of the compost. Mint can be vigorous in the garden so unless you want a large clump, you can contain it by planting it in a large pot. Do keep well watered though.
Eventual height & spread
Plant features
Position
Full sun / light shade
Rate of growth
Fast-growing
Soil
Moderately fertile, moist, well-drained soil
Hardiness
Fully hardy
How to care for Mentha × piperita Swiss:
When plants have finished flowering in summer, cut flowered shoots back to 5cm (2in) above the surface of the compost. Mint can be vigorous in the garden so unless you want a large clump, you can contain it by planting it in a large pot. Do keep well watered though.
Please note:
This herb dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
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