
Mentha australis - mint - river
Common name: Native River Mint, Wild Mint.
This mint is a refined and delicate version of popular varieties such as peppermint and spearmint. Its use dates back to Aboriginal culture, where it served as a flavorful food, insect repellent, and herbal medicine. It thrives in a variety of regions across the country, often near rivers, swamps, and other moist, shaded areas. It can be grown in partially shaded or fully shaded environments, and is also suitable for potting. It can withstand sandy soil and is known to attract bees and other insects.
Dimensions:
Height 30cm
Width 100cm
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