Elsholtzia
Botanical name: Elsholtzia
Elsholtzia
Botanical name: Elsholtzia
Description
Elsholtzia is widespread across much of temperate and tropical Asia. 
Species of Elsholtzia
Crested latesummer mint
Crested latesummer mint is a very strongly scented member of the mint family. It prefers grassy areas and disturbed locations, such as roadsides and abandoned files, where it can grow up to 91 cm tall. While it is grown in gardens in its native range, it is listed as invasive in over a dozen countries, including parts of the United States.
Chinese mint bush
Chinese mint bush is native to China and grown primarily for its late-season flowers. It features jagged, teardrop-shaped leaves that release a minty aroma when crushed. Its lilac-purple flowers attract bees in the autumn.
Elsholtzia splendens
Elsholtzia splendens is widespread across much of temperate and tropical Asia.
Scientific Classification
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