A delightful flower for a well-drained position. Spikes of flaming orange flowers above fragrant leaves. (Click for more details)

Dense spikes of rosy pink flowers above aromatic foliage from midsummer onwards. Plants improve over the years. (Click for more details)

Discovered here and given the 'All America Award'. Early spring crowns of purplish, crinkled leaves transform into sweetly aromatic golden rosettes, with tubby terminal spikes of fluffy lavender flowers. Superb in a well-drained spot. (Click for more details)

Closed ranks of long green pokers bearing pale yellow flowers will make a striking feature in any border. This unusual, fragrant-leaved "bubble mint" will produce a truly dramatic effect when grown as a solitary clump. (Click for more details)

Blue flower spikes, adored by bees and butterflies, arise in profusion above aromatic, aniseed and liquorice-scented leaves. This grogeous plant is soundly perennial. (Click for more details)

Stubby spikes of white flowers are held on stout stems of fragrant leaves which are magnets for bees and butterflies. Makes a fabulous sight in a dark dry corner. (Click for more details)

"Giant Yellow Bubble-Mint". An enormous monster for the back of the border. Massive, chunky square section stems carry nine inch spikes of creamy yellow-green flowers much loved by bees. (Click for more details)

A very lovely frost-hardy "bubble mint", quite perennial in a well-drained spot. Thin spikes of long, bright orange flowers in spring and early summer amidst perfumed foliage. (Click for more details)

"Korean Mint". This fragrant aniseed-perfumed perennial from the Korean mountains displays six inch swollen spikes of blue-mauve flowers throughout summer and autumn. (Click for more details)

Large heads of attractive mauve flowers are held on strong stems which also bear fragrant leaves. This lovely plant is bone hardy, originating from the Hungarian Botanic garden at Vacratot with temperatures down to minus 30 degrees C. (Click for more details)