plantfaerie,
i have pmint too i pinch it here and there toooooo keep it "bushy". I put some in salads, I dry some and rub it on pork with other spices, make tea with dried leaves. It's uses are pretty much endless. I hope you enjoy yours
Have you ever grown it before?

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Nope, never grown it before, but I wanted something edible to go with my non-edible plants. It's doing pretty good, even withstood one heck of a storm.

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And a gust of wind will blow through.......and behold!How'd that get there?that mints way over there.darn(*pull relocate at 2-3 inches)
I have chocolate mint,cat mint,lemon mint& a small start of cintronilla & a small pot of pineapple sage thats weird cause the leaves smell grapey.my chocolate mint is everywhere& i've only had it 3 yrs.I did container one clump.......but the wind blew through.
I've used the lemon mint on fish,crappie& bass& on chicken& always drop leaves in my tea.cat mint is stronger as tea& not as invasive& evergreen for me.I plan to keep my flowers off on my chocolate mint from now on.

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