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Mint 'Orange'

Our Price: $8.99

Zones: 4-11

Exposure: Full to Part Sun

Mature Size: 24"H x 24"S

Bloom: Violet, Late Spring - Summer

Pot Size: 3.25”

Availability: IN STOCK

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Orange Mint Plants For Sale | Mentha X Piperita Citrata

Mentha x piperita citrata

Herb gardening with mints is a delight: these herb plants are easy to grow, delicious in food and produce a wonderful aroma.

A delicious culinary herb, Orange mint has green, branching stems tinged with red that reach 2 feet high. White and pink flowers in short spikes bloom from mid to late summer. An aromatic herb that is very fragrant with a delicious citrus-like scent.

Orange Mint is a delicious herb plant perfect for summer drinks and fruit salads. The citrus flavor is a bright alternative to regular mints and works well in salads and with fruits. Like the rest of the Mint family, Orange Mint can be used to brew tea that aides in digestion. Mints have been used medicinally for centuries for its essential oil, Menthol, which has a soothing effect. Though Orange Mint has less concentrated amounts of Menthol than its cousins, Peppermint or Spearmint, its soft citrus flavor is less harsh.
Mentah x piperita citrata

Characteristics: Perennial in zones 4-11, 'Orange' Mint reaches about 24" tall, and is very easy to grow. It makes a wonderful potted plant for beginners.

Light: Plant in full sun to partial shade.

Water: Water when soil seems dry to the touch. Mints do not like constantly soggy soil.

Soil: Your mint will thrive in well-drained soil of average quality and pH.

Use: A refreshing citrus mint perfect for summer drinks and fruit salads.

Extras: Mints can range in flavor from sweet to spicy! Click to learn more about mint!

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