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   Can you grow mint from seed?

   • More on growing mint: Mint is a hardy perennial that’s not really worth growing from seed, as it’s so easy to grow from root cuttings or young plants planted in the spring or autumn. It does best in well-drained, fertile soil in light shade, where the roots will stay moist but never become waterlogged.

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   How do you grow mint?

   • It’s quick and easy to grow mint from young plants and plug plants – they should settle in quickly and you can start harvesting the leaves in the first year. Mint can also be grown very easily from root cuttings or by dividing clumps (see Propagating, below) in a similar way.

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   Are mint plants hardy?

   • Mint plants (Mentha spp.) are very hardy perennials that can be grown indoors in containers or outdoors in the garden. These plants spread aggressively as their long stems grow upward, flop over, and root wherever they touch the soil.

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   Can mint grow in a pot?

   • As mint is such a strong grower it is advisable to grow it in a container to prevent its roots from spreading and potentially killing other plants. You can sink the container into the soil so it appears that the plant is part of the herb bed, however its roots will be contained so the plant will never be able to grow beyond the confines of the pot.

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   Can mint be grown indoors?

   • Mint can be grown indoors in a pot. Plant it in a container with drainage holes and set it where it can get a generous amount of light, either natural or from a grow light, but keep the plant away from any elements that might dry it out, such as a heater or a radiator.

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   Is mint easy to grow?

   • Mint is easy to grow and there are many different types, offering an array of exciting and unusual flavours, from traditional peppermint to lime mint or chocolate mint and many more. Mint thrives in most soil types, in sun or light shade, and usually forms large leafy clumps up to 1m (3.3ft) tall and wide.

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2. www.rhs.org.uk › herbs › mintHow to grow Mint | RHS Herbs - RHS Gardening

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   It’s quick and easy to grow mint from young plants and plug plants – they should settle in quickly and you can start harvesting the leaves in the first year. Mint can also be grown very easily from root cuttings or by dividing clumps (see Propagating, below) in a similar way.

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   Mint is a hardy perennial that’s not really worth growing from seed, as it’s so easy to grow from root cuttings or young plants planted in the spring or autumn. It does best in well-drained, fertile soil in light shade, where the roots will stay moist but never become waterlogged.

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   Jul 19, 2024 · How to Grow Mint From Seed. Sow seeds outdoors in the late spring after the danger of frost, or start seeds indoors about eight to 10 weeks before your area's last projected frost date. It's important to note that some mint varieties are hybrids and will not grow true to seed.

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   • Botanical Name: Mentha spp.

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   Aug 12, 2021 · How to Grow Mint. Mint can be grown easily from seed, or young plants sold at garden centres. Mint is tolerant of almost all conditions, but it prefers a well-drained, fertile soil.

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   Mint is extremely easy to grow and relatively low maintenance. It has no serious pest or disease issues. Mint is deer and rabbit resistant and toxic to cats, dogs, and horses if ingested. It may cause allergic reactions in some people. Fresh or dried leaves of Mints repel mice and rats.

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   Dec 4, 2023 · Mint plants grow best in full sun as long as they are well-watered; otherwise, they tolerate part shade. If you are growing mint plants for their flowers to attract beneficial insects to the garden, plant them in full sun.

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    Mar 4, 2023 · How to Grow Mint Plants. Mint is a vigorous grower that likes organically-rich, well-draining soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH of 6.0 to 7.0. Plants are hardy in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 8.