

No. 29 of 100 · The Botanical Series
Round-leaved Mint
Pictures by James Sowerby
A sprig of round-leaved mint in soft pink flower, from James Sowerby's English Botany, says thank you for a lovely time. In old houses mint was scattered on floors and tables to greet guests with a fresh scent, which makes it a fitting plant for thanking a host. For someone who welcomed you in.
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Inside, it says
THANK YOU FOR A LOVELY TIME
On the back
From the great botanical books of the 1700s to the 1900s / ROUND-LEAVED MINT / Mentha suaveolens / Round-leaved mint is also called apple mint, for its soft fruity scent. In old houses mint was strewn on floors and tables to welcome guests with a fresh smell. / English Botany, 1863 / From English Botany, the great record of British plants begun by James Sowerby in 1790, here in its third edition, drawn plainly and life-like.
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