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Catalog Products: Mint

About Mint
 
Mint is a perennial herb that is propagated by seed, root division or rooting cuttings in water. Start seed indoors and transplant when large enough to handle. The plant is invasive and should be grown in pots or in lengths of plastic pipe buried in the ground. It enjoys a damp location, shaded from strong afternoon sun, and rich soil. Pennyroyal is an attractive addition to hanging baskets. Mint planted outdoors should be mulched heavily to protect against frost
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Pennyroyal
Pkt.(100 seeds)1.50add to cart
1/8Oz.6.00add to cart
1/4Oz.11.75add to cart
Oz.45.00add to cart
 
Mentha pulegium. Perennial. Not recommended for culinary use but makes a great addition to potpourri. Once used by English royalty to combat body lice! Pennyroyal is a member of the mint family. 100000 seeds/Oz.
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Spearmint
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Mentha spicata 350,000s/oz. Perennial. This is the mint required for mint juleps. Probably the most used culinary mint. Easy to grow and as invasive as any mint!
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