Mentha suaveolens 'Variegata'

Product information "Mentha suaveolens 'Variegata'"

This is a beautiful, two-toned mint for cottage gardens that brings flares of light to your herb bed.
 
Mentha suaveolens 'Variegata' grows upright, with up to 50 cm high stems. The wide, lanceolate, toothed leaves are very wrinkled and have an almost white edge.
This colourful pineapple mint is not as vigorous as its “colleagues” and it blooms from July to September.
It can be grown in containers or in planters so that one can have this spice quasi right at the doorstep.
Pineapple mint prefers a sunny to partially shaded location in fresh, humus-rich soil.
 
It is very hardy. 
 
Flower colour: White / pink
Flowering period: Mid-summer to late summer
Height: 50 cm
Light requirements: Sun
Location: Open areas
Leaf shape: Round
Leaf colour: Whitish green
Planting distance: 40 - 50 cm
Hardiness zone: 6
Use: Home gardens, container plantings, herb gardens, cottage gardens, medicinal plant
Speciality: Ornamental foliage, fragrant plant and flowers, plant forms runners
Family: Lamiaceae
Compatibility: Plant individually or in small groups
 

• Flowering Period July, August
• Final height 40cm to 60cm
• Available February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
• Use beds/borders, outdoors, for containers, for wild gardens, for group plantings, as a specimen plant
• Hardiness hardy
• Soil moist, dry, moderately heavy, light, slightly alkaline, neutral, slightly acidic
• Location partial shade, full sun
• Flower Colour pink, white
• Leaf Colour green, white

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