Mentha consists of aromatic, rhizomatous perennial plants characterized by their opposite, serrated leaves. In summer, they produce clusters of small, tubular flowers arranged in whorled spikes.

Mentha crispa ambig.

Mentha cucumber mint

Mentha cunninghamii

Mentha diemenica

Mentha diemenica var. koiscikoko

Mentha dutomasum

Mentha eucalyptus mint

Mentha from Jamaica

Mentha from Vietnam

Mentha gattefossei

Mentha graveolens

Mentha haplocalyx

Mentha hopwoodiana

Mentha lacerata

Mentha lavender mint is a deciduous perennial that grows from rhizomes. Its rounded, dark green leaves emit a lavender aroma and feature hints of purple and orange. In summer, the plant produces pale purple to pink flowers. The leaves are edible and can be used in various culinary applications.

Mentha lavender mint

Mentha longifolia is a robust perennial that can grow up to 1.2 meters in height. It features hairy leaves that range from green to grey-green and emit a characteristic minty aroma. During mid- to late summer, the plant produces branched spikes adorned with small, pale purple or white flowers.

Mentha longifolia

Mentha longifolia 'Habek'

Mentha longifolia 'Lake Van'

Mentha longifolia 'Tajik Silver'

Mentha longifolia 'Variegata' (v)

Mentha longifolia Buddleia Mint Group is a robust, spreading perennial herb featuring hairy stems that support aromatic, elongated leaves with serrated edges and a silvery grey-green hue. In summer, it produces dense clusters of tubular flowers, which can be white or pale purple, arranged in whorls. This plant is not only visually appealing but also edible and practical, making it suitable for cultivation in containers or directly in garden beds.

Mentha longifolia Buddleia Mint Group

This group of spreading perennial herbs features hairy, aromatic leaves that are a muted grey-green, accented with yellow and cream variegation. In mid to late summer, it produces branched spikes of small pale purple or white flowers. While the leaves are edible, they are primarily grown for ornamental purposes due to their somewhat bitter taste.

Mentha longifolia Buddleia Mint Group variegated (v)

Mentha longifolia dwarf

Mentha longifolia from Crete

Mentha longifolia from Lahij, Azerbaijan

Mentha longifolia from Vaik, Armenia

Mentha longifolia hybrid

Mentha longifolia silver-leaved is a perennial herb that spreads over time, featuring aromatic leaves with a silvery-grey hue. While its flavor is milder compared to true culinary mints, it serves well in various settings. In summer, this plant produces short, compact spikes of pale pink flowers that attract butterflies and can be used in floral arrangements.

Mentha longifolia silver-leaved

Mentha longifolia subsp. capensis

Mentha longifolia subsp. longifolia

Mentha longifolia subsp. schimperi is a perennial herb characterized by its aromatic, slender, lanceolate leaves that exhibit a slightly grey-green hue. During the summer months, the plant produces clusters of small flowers at the ends of its stems, which can be pale purple or white.

Mentha longifolia subsp. schimperi

Mentha longifolia var. asiatica

Mentha longifolia var. crispa (Benth.) hort.

Mentha longifolia var. teydea

Mentha piperita 'Kristinka'PBR

Mentha pulegium is a fragrant, low-growing perennial characterized by its combination of upright and sprawling stems. In the summer months, it bears small lilac flowers arranged in whorls. This mint variety is not suitable for consumption.

Mentha pulegium

Mentha pulegium 'Cunningham Mint' is a low-growing, semi-evergreen perennial characterized by its aromatic, small, oval leaves that emit a strong peppermint fragrance. These leaves are particularly effective in alleviating swelling and inflammation caused by mosquito bites. Although it seldom blooms, when it does, it produces small, pale pink flowers that appear in rounded clusters at the stem's tips. Note that this mint variety is not suitable for culinary use.

Mentha pulegium 'Cunningham Mint'

Mentha pulegium 'Upright' is a herbaceous perennial that typically reaches heights of over 30 cm. It features predominantly upright stems, alongside some that spread horizontally. The leaves are narrow to rounded, possess a sharp aroma, and are slightly toothed, measuring up to 3 cm in length. In summer, this plant produces whorled spikes adorned with lilac flowers. It is important to note that this variety of mint is not suitable for consumption.

Mentha pulegium 'Upright'

Mentha pulegium Greek form

Mentha pulegium gibralterica

Mentha pulegium upright, from Portugal

Mentha requienii is a robust, low-growing perennial that reaches approximately 1 cm in height. It spreads through slender, creeping stems that take root, creating a dense ground cover. The leaves are rounded, emit a peppermint aroma, and can grow up to 7 mm in diameter. In the summer, this plant produces tubular lilac flowers that appear in compact spikes.

Mentha requienii

Mentha rotundifolia 'Variegata' (v)

Mentha sachalinensis

Mentha spicata is a robust perennial known for its spreading rhizomes, creating dense colonies of upright stems that can reach heights and widths of up to 100 cm. The leaves are aromatic, oval, and feature pointed tips with serrated margins. They are bright green, measuring between 5 to 9 cm in length and 1 to 3 cm in width. In summer, the plant produces small light purple flowers, approximately 2 to 3 mm in size, arranged in slender terminal spikes that are interrupted.

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