What is pineapple?
PineApple Mint is a series of mints, which many consider to be one of the most attractive in the Mint family. Pineapple mint, which grows to the height of almost leg (30.48 cm), has green leaves that are lined with white or cream color. This mint is also known for its unusual taste and smell. When it touches or brushes, it emits the slight aroma of pineapple and, when used in food, it lends a slight taste of mint and pineapple. For this reason, it can be a delicious supplement to fruit salad or pineapple glaze for things like ham. In most parts of the world, you will not have difficulty in growing pineapple mints if you plant it in wet soil, in a partial environment of the sun/partial shadow. However, as soon as you start, you may have trouble getting rid of it. Most mint forms are notoriously known and can take over the garden in a few years.
Yet there may be a certain advantage for fertile spread MIncove pineapple. If you want to fill the area with nice plants that you could sometimes use when cooking, mint may be an amazing choice, and especially the pineapple variety provides what many consider to be beautiful leaves. From this diversity you will also get an excellent fragrance, even if some prefer more "mint" scents that are not allowed to dry with tropical pineapple aromas.
If you would like to reduce its spread, you can consider the growth of this variation of the mint in pots. It is a great accessory to your pot and gives you an interesting herb for cooking. If you are mostly in pots that are found on dirt, you may need to bother weeds at the beginning of the spring pots and mint can also easily jump from one pot to another. The more and more supreme method for growing mint without solving excessive rapid spread of the plant.
One of the most modern uses of pineapple in modern times is in the popular beverage Mojito. This is a combination of crushed mint, sugar, rum, lime and carbonated water. Using the pineapple variant of the mint, add a completely different taste factor to the drink and the pineapple aroma is especially excellent in combination with rum, as any Pina Colada fan can tell you.