Maintaining Mint
Keep ground mulched
Frequently water, keeping the soil moist near the surface
10 - 14 weeks from seed to harvest
How to growMint
Planting
Planting
When to plant Mint
Perennial
Survives hard freezes
Replant as often as every 20 weeks
How to plant Mint
Mint is an invasive plant, that will spread very rapidly! For this reason, we suggest planting it in its own container.Start by seeding indoors or transplanting
Seed 1/4" deep
1 plant / square
Prefers a 7 gal container
Prefers full sunlight or partial shade
Grows to 1 - 3 ft
Mint Varieties
Common Mint Seeds
Common Mint Seeds
The aroma of mint will make you close your eyes as your thoughts drift to a summer day. Mint not only enhances iced tea and mixed drinks, it is also a wonderful surprise flavor in savory dishes, including meats, stews, and vegetable fritters. Tiny flowers are loved by bees.
Growing
Growing
Mint Diseases
There are no common diseases.
Mint Pests
There are no common pests.
Harvesting
Harvesting
When to harvest Mint
Cut mint stems back to a pair of leaves; as the plant will form a new stem at that location.