Prostanthera rotundifolia (Round Mint, Australian Basil) - biological culture

Prostanthera rotundifolia, known as Australian round basil or round mint, is a shrub native to Australia, belonging to the Lamiaceae family. It is known for its round, aromatic, basil-like leaves that emit a minty or eucalyptus scent when crushed.

Culinary use: In traditional Australian cuisine, Prostanthera rotundifolia can be used in various culinary preparations. Its leaves, with their strong and distinctive aroma, can be used to season meat, vegetables or salads. They can also be used to prepare aromatic teas.

Medicinal use: Even though Prostanthera rotundifolia is not as recognized for its medicinal use as other plants in the Lamiaceae family, some sources suggest that the plant may have antiseptic properties, like many mint-scented plants. In traditional Australian medicine, it can be used to treat minor ailments, such as indigestion or colds, by infusion or topical application.

Height with pots included: 20-30 cm
Pot diameter: 12 cm