As a member of the Lamiaceae, Prostanthera is related to a number of culinary herbs such as mint, thyme, oregano and sage. Mainly grevilleas, they originated on the property of the late Leo Hodge, north-eastern Victoria. The flowers are white with a yellow throat and flowering is usually prolific with the flowers almost obscuring the foliage. It is hardier than many other mint bushes and prefers a moist, well drained position with some shelter from direct summer sun. Prostantheras respond to well to annual fertilising after flowering and are not as sensitive as some other Australian plants to phosphorus.
Propagation is easy from cuttings.
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