Mint 'Moroccan'
Mint is ideal for making mint teas, popping in iced water with some lemon juice, or for adding a bit of zip to a garden salad. And let's not forget the mojitos!
A rapidly spreading perennial, plant in a confined garden bed or planter to contain its sprawl. Harvest often to maintain a compact plant. Leave a few plants to flower to feed bees and other beneficial insects. Prune back hard in autumn as plants begin to die back. Freeze leaves for use throughout winter.
