Mint plants

If you're looking for an amazing herb to grow in your garden, mint is the perfect one to try. Not only are there tips for growing mint in this article, but also ideas on what to do with the mint after the harvest. / Herb Gardening / Herbs to Grow / Herb Garden Ideas / Herb Garden Outdoor / Backyard Landscaping / Fragrant Bushes / Herbs / Vegetable Garden Layout / Herbs to Plant Together / Garden Aesthetic / Gardening Ideas / Garden Design / Landscape Ideas / Fragrant Plants

When you decide which types of mint plants to grow, consider how you want to use them. Some mint plant varieties are better for culinary purposes, and others work better for medicinal purposes. In this list, we look at several of the most popular mint varieties to grow in your herb garden and how you can grow and use the unique scents and flavors. You’ll be surprised by the extensive range of flavors that you can grow.

Plant mint and you'll always enjoy its scent and flavor, but you need to know how to keep it contained.

Mint is a great companion plant for your vegetable garden! It repels pests, attracts beneficial insects, predators, and pollinators

When mint grows in abundance it may be hard to use up during the summer season. We're sharing 10 Creative uses for mint around the home.

Peppermint is a perennial herb with an aromatic, peppery zing that's easy to grow. Learn how to grow and care for peppermint plants now on Gardener's Path.

I love mint! Mint tea, mint flavorings, mint in lotions potions and brews oh my! Spearmint, peppermint, lemon mint, chocolate mint...I could go on and on. The best way to use mint is fresh, so of course I need to grow some every year. Luckily mint is a super easy to grow perennial and one plant can produce fresh mint for years! However, mint is a very invasive plant. It reproduces by sending out roots called runners just below the soil. First you'll notice small mint plants popping up close…

Peppermint is such an amazing herb! You can use it for a variety of things from making tea to relieving headaches to sinus pressure. I love the smell of mint when you rub the leaves between your fingers. You can grow this herb indoors through out the winter to have fresh leaves when you need! All year long fresh Mint Mojitos! The sweet smell of these mints are so aromatic your stress melts away! And I must not forget to tell you they bloom a pretty little lavender color flower. *Partial…

Learn everything you need to know about watering mint plants! What kind of drainage do mint plants need? How much water do they need? Can you over water mint plants? We answer all your questions on watering mint right here!