Fuzzy Leaf Mint at Frances Duke blog

Fuzzy Leaf Mint. Here are some of the best types of mints to grow in the garden. The leaves feel slightly fuzzy and produce purple flowers around the stem in thick, blunt spikes. Its soft, fuzzy leaves and tall, upright growth make it a unique addition to any herb garden. Here are a few things to remember when growing peppermint in your garden. Apple mint looks very different than other mints. Grapefruit mint is particularly favored for use in salads, beverages, and as a garnish, where its subtle grapefruit essence can shine. It’s good with fruit salads, in beverages, or as a garnish. These mint varieties have dark green leaves with reddish veins. If you are looking for a culinary herb, plant mint in a pot to keep its spread under control. Continue to 5 of 11 below. It has huge, fuzzy, thick leaves. Spearmint and peppermint look a lot alike, and will be harder to tell apart without smelling/tasting them. Its large, fuzzy leaves are not only attractive but also highly aromatic, adding a refreshing twist to culinary creations. Apple mint is perfect for adding a subtle minty twist to fruit salads, teas, and desserts. Apple mint is a delightful herb with a mild, fruity mint flavor that’s reminiscent of apples.

Apple mint is perfect for adding a subtle minty twist to fruit salads, teas, and desserts. Continue to 5 of 11 below. Here are some of the best types of mints to grow in the garden. Its large, fuzzy leaves are not only attractive but also highly aromatic, adding a refreshing twist to culinary creations. Here are a few things to remember when growing peppermint in your garden. These mint varieties have dark green leaves with reddish veins. Apple mint is a delightful herb with a mild, fruity mint flavor that’s reminiscent of apples. Apple mint looks very different than other mints. It has huge, fuzzy, thick leaves. Its soft, fuzzy leaves and tall, upright growth make it a unique addition to any herb garden.

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Fuzzy Leaf Mint Here are some of the best types of mints to grow in the garden. The leaves feel slightly fuzzy and produce purple flowers around the stem in thick, blunt spikes. Apple mint is a delightful herb with a mild, fruity mint flavor that’s reminiscent of apples. Grapefruit mint is particularly favored for use in salads, beverages, and as a garnish, where its subtle grapefruit essence can shine. Here are a few things to remember when growing peppermint in your garden. Spearmint and peppermint look a lot alike, and will be harder to tell apart without smelling/tasting them. Apple mint is perfect for adding a subtle minty twist to fruit salads, teas, and desserts. If you are looking for a culinary herb, plant mint in a pot to keep its spread under control. It’s good with fruit salads, in beverages, or as a garnish. Here are some of the best types of mints to grow in the garden. These mint varieties have dark green leaves with reddish veins. Its large, fuzzy leaves are not only attractive but also highly aromatic, adding a refreshing twist to culinary creations. Its soft, fuzzy leaves and tall, upright growth make it a unique addition to any herb garden. Apple mint looks very different than other mints. It has huge, fuzzy, thick leaves. Continue to 5 of 11 below.