LACEWORK

Mint "Lacework" is an aromatic plant with a rich mint scent, containing a large amount of menthol. The variety was bred by crossing different mint species to obtain especially fragrant and hardy plants. The bushes are upright, neat, reaching about 60–80 cm in height, and have serrated, dark green leaves with a slight sheen. The flowers are small, lilac-pink, gathered in inflorescences, giving the plant a decorative appearance and making it attractive for beds and flower gardens.

Mint "Lacework" contains up to 4.85% of essential oil, of which more than half is menthol. Thanks to this, the plant is especially useful in culinary arts, when brewing tea, as well as in folk medicine and aromatic mixtures. Its leaves are widely used in cosmetics and soapmaking thanks to the refreshing scent and soothing properties.

The variety differs in high resistance to drought and diseases: it does not fear rust, rarely suffers from powdery mildew, and grows easily both in gardens and for decorative purposes. This makes mint "Lacework" an ideal choice for those who want to add fresh aroma and beneficial properties to their garden or kitchen.