Description: If you like chocolate and mint together then you may like Chocolate Mint. It doesn’t taste like chocolate but has just enough of a hint to be so aptly named. This mint is used for it’s coloring as well as herbal qualities. The foliage is a bronzy-green and has purplish blooms on elongated spikes.
Spacing: Plant 24″ to 36″ apart.
Height: Grows 18″ to 24″ tall.
How To Grow: Plant in full sun to part shade.
Outstanding Features: Has many used from teas to desserts and many other culinary dishes that require mint.Mint Apple attracts butterflies and bees and has many uses as fragrance or flavoring.
Tips: May need to be grown in a container because of it’s rapid and vigorous growth.
Uses: Culinary Herb, Garden Bed, Containers
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