Aromatic Foliage
Tiny leaves release a minty fragrance when gently brushed or stepped near.Tiny leaves release a minty fragrance when brushed.
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Corsican mint (Mentha requienii) is a miniature, mat-forming perennial with tiny aromatic leaves and minute lilac flowers. Its low, spreading habit suits moist ground-cover plantings, spaces near stepping stones, and containers.
Grow in rich, light, moist but well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade. Protect plants from drought, especially while seedlings establish, and provide afternoon shade where summers are hot.
Tiny leaves release a minty fragrance when gently brushed or stepped near.Tiny leaves release a minty fragrance when brushed.
Thread-like stems spread close to the soil and can form a dense green mat.Spreading stems can form a dense low green mat.
The miniature habit suits path edges, rock gardens, and broad containers.A miniature choice for paths, rock gardens, and pots.
Use a fine, moist seed-starting mix or a rich, well-drained garden seedbed.
Use fine, moist mix or rich, well-drained soil.
Sow the tiny seeds shallowly according to the packet directions and press gently.
Sow shallowly and press the tiny seeds gently.
Keep the surface evenly moist with a gentle mist while seeds and seedlings establish.
Mist gently and keep the surface evenly moist.
Provide bright light with afternoon shade in hot climates and protect from drying.
Give bright light and protect seedlings from drying.
Thin or transplant carefully once seedlings are sturdy, leaving room for spreading stems.
Thin or transplant carefully once seedlings are sturdy.
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