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Mentha suaveolens 'Variegata' (Pineapple Mint)

Sun

Sun: Full Sun Sun: Partial Shade

Soil

Soil: Moist Soil: Well Drained/Light

Hardiness

Hardiness: hardy

Less likely to be eaten by

Less likely to be eaten by: slugs Less likely to be eaten by: snails Less likely to be eaten by: rabbits Less likely to be eaten by: deer

Herb

Genus: Mentha

Species: suaveolens

Cultivar: 'Variegata'

Oval, variegated cream and green, slightly hairy leaves with white flowers from summer to autumn. Prefers moist, well drained soil in sun or partial shade. Not a rampant mint. Grows well in hanging baskets. Add to vegetables, salads and fruit salads. Approx. Ht. 50cm. Mint is invasive, so if planting straight into the garden, it is advisable to sink a large bottomless container into the ground and plant the mint into the centre, to inhibit the spread.