Mint is a fast-growing plant that can spread in no time. Its shallow roots and rhizomes expand quickly, and repotting often becomes necessary so it won’t outgrow its container. I’ve found that keeping an eye on it helps me avoid a messy takeover. The most obvious sign that your mint needs a new pot is…
When I let my mint plant grow freely, it eagerly stretches out its stems and blossoms beautifully around July or August. If you love seeing these flowers, leaving the plant untouched is best to let it bloom naturally. Those who enjoy the flowers should plan to prune the plant in the fall after the blossoms…
If you’re interested in growing mint then you, like the rest of us, almost definitely want to make sure that you get it all right. One important aspect of growing any plant is making sure that the root system has enough space to grow. Common mint species like peppermint and spearmint will have root systems…