Johnny's Selected Seeds 955 Benton Ave. Winslow, Maine 04901 * 1-877-564-6697 Collecting and germinating mint seeds will ensure you will have this versatile plant wherever you move to without the cost of buying more plants. Mountain mint (Pycnanthemum pilosum) is a native American species that bears numerous, velvety white flower heads in mid to late summer. SeedsNow.com does not accept any responsibility for any adverse effects from the use of such seeds and/or plants. Starting Sow seeds no more than 5mm (¼”) deep in moist soil. Space plants 45-60cm (18-24″) apart. Always seek advice from a professional before growing and/or consuming seeds and/or plants for medicinal purposes. Many folks simply clip the leaves and use as mulch around plants in the vegetable garden to harness the pest-repelling benefits without letting this aggressive plant grow in the vegetable garden. It is quite competitive and belongs in the herb bed or in a contained location. The seeds are collected from the dried flowerhead. Sow the seeds just ⅛ inch deep, barely covering with fine soil, and keep moist. As mint can be grown in pots it makes a wonderful present for friends without costing you anything but the price of the pot. Just a few in pots on the patio or windowsill will add that little extra to a dish. Bottom heat will speed germination. Mint is generally used as a garnish or to flavor dishes, but it can also be a fragrant addition to any garden. If you’re worried about their growth, plant in their own bed! Growing Mint spreads in the garden with gusto via a vigorous root system, so it may be preferable to confine it to planters on the balcony. Other mint varieties include chocolate mint, pennyroyal, apple mint and more. Prune plants back hard in early summer to promote good top growth. A traditional garden mint. Repels bugs, mosquito, and other insects - naturally. Perennial from zones 4-9, mint will thrive in most gardens. All purpose garden mint, perfect for fresh mint sauce. NOT FOR CONSUMPTION Pennyroyal Mint seeds are ornamental only. Perennial in zones 5 and higher, mountain mint will tolerate dry conditions, and requires little care or maintenance once established. Superb with lamb, new potatoes and in sauces. Peppermint is the only mint variety that is not grown from seed, it is grown from root cuttings of established plants as peppermint plants do not produce seeds. Mints are slow to develop during the first year, but be ready to fight them back the second year. Mint Seeds Mentha spicata. Seeds will germinate in 10 to 20 days. Herbs are so easy – you don’t even need a garden!
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