
Alpine calamint (Acinos alpinus), also called rock thyme, is a diminutive perennial herb native to European mountains. It forms low mats of tiny, aromatic leaves and small purple flowers. Used in rock gardens and alpine collections.
| Family: | Lamiaceae (lay-mee-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Acinos (ass-IN-ohs) |
| Species: | alpinus (AL-pin-us) |
| Synonym: | Calamintha alpina |
| Synonym: | Satureja alpina |
| Synonym: | Clinopodium alpinum |
Requires sharp drainage, gritty soil, and full sun. Mimics high-altitude conditions. Drought-tolerant. Ideal for troughs, crevice gardens, and rock walls. Fragrant foliage.
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