Description
Prostanthera incisa. 3.7L coir pot.
Native to parts of Eastern Australia, this evergreen shrub offers foliage with a strong mint fragrance.
The leaves can be used in cooking, fresh or dried, and the purple flowers are edible.
Bees, birds and butterflies love the flowers.
Native Thyme has been used medicinally to treat colds, coughs and digestive issues, among others.
Popular as a tea.
The plant enjoys a full sun to part shade position in free draining soil, and should grow around 2m high by 1.5m wide.
Prune well after flowering to maintain compact growth.
Drought tolerant once established.
