Apple Mint root but also as an antimicrobial

but also as an antimicrobial

Passiflora incarnata is a host for several species: Gulf Fritillary

Size at Maturity: 6–10' h x 2–3' w (best sited at the back of beds

Tom Wahl developed this cultivar from seedlings of the 'Susquehanna' and 'Shenandoah' varieties so the genetic lineage is highly impressive

virginianum) with its dense upright clumps

Apple Mint root but also as an antimicrobialApple Mint, also known as Woolly Mint, is a hardy and aromatic perennial herb that belongs to the mint family. This delightful plant is prized for its fuzzy, apple scented leaves, which add a unique twist to traditional mint varieties. Its leaves are oval, bright green, and covered with fine, soft hairs that give the plant a slightly woolly appearance. Like its Peppermint counterpart, Apple Mint can be invasive, so it's recommended to plant it in