Mint Seeds

Comes back every year (perennial)

Not reccomended for hydroponics. Grows best in soil.

Plant 1 site in a 8" (1 gal) container. For each site press 2 seeds into the surface.

Plant 1 site per square foot. For each site, press 2 seeds into the surface. Thin to one plant per site once seedlings are ~1in tall.

Grows between 18 and 36 inches tall, requiring 12 to 18 inches of spacing.

Fresh, classic minty taste. Mint offers Vitamin A and C, as well as Iron, Folate and Manganese.

The name “mint” was coined by a mythical nymph named Minthe or Menthe, who, according to Greek mythology, was Pluto’s girlfriend. His wife, Persephone, was jealous of Menthe and turned her into a plant, now known as Mint. It has been used historically to treat stomach and digestive issues and to freshen breath. Additionally, it has been used to whiten teeth, flavor foods, and as a pest repellent. It has a variety of medicinal properties.

Add mint to yogurt with berries or to homemade lemonade. It's also great in water or tea as it helps with digestion. Of course, you can also use fresh mint in an array of cocktails, including a summery mojito with sugar, lime, rum, and soda water.

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