Lime Mint Botany|Deciduous Traditional non-clinical uses: sedative

Traditional non-clinical uses: sedative

Pruning is beneficial to maintain the plant's shape and encourage bushier growth

Abundant clusters of fruit ripen into striking purple berries that stand out boldly against the warmer color tones typical of the season

This small evergreen is covered in white (slightly pink) blooms in early spring and reaches maturity of 2-5' high and 2-3' wide at maturity

The edible interior

Lime Mint Botany|Deciduous Traditional non-clinical uses: sedativeLime mint is a citrus variety grown for its fragrant leaves. Growing up to 16 tall the Lime mint plant produces rounded green leaves that are oftentimes brushed with a burgundy to bronze blush. In the summer and fall months the Lime mint plant will produce petite purple flower spikes. Culinary mint variety with large dark green rounded leaves and tall upright growth habit (up to 3' wide). Citrus lime scent and flavor. Good tea mint or served with