Yes, you can grow mint in pots and containers. Here's how

Mint is a great companion plant for your vegetable garden! It repels pests, attracts beneficial insects, predators, and pollinators

With over 600 types of mint to choose among it can be hard to find a favorite. Here, I cover applemint, spearmint and peppermint for the home garden.

Plant mint and you'll always enjoy its scent and flavor, but you need to know how to keep it contained.

Do you know that you can include mint in your herb garden as it is a low maintenance and easy Planting? If you are looking at How To Grow Mint Indoors, then it can be quite a rewarding experience. Read this blog post to learn how to grow mint indoors all year round.

Explore the world of mint with our guide to 19 unique types of mint plants. Learn how to cultivate these aromatic herbs in your garden or in containers, enhancing your culinary creations and home with their fresh scent. Perfect for gardeners of all levels interested in adding variety and flavor to their green spaces.

Do you want to grow mint from seed? In this guide, we'll cover when and how to start mint seeds indoors and in the garden. Learn more on Gardener's Path.

Mint provides refreshing leaves for a variety of beverages and foods, and you can enjoy them year-round with these easy steps. Learn how to grow it indoors.

Peppermint is a perennial herb with an aromatic, peppery zing that's easy to grow. Learn how to grow and care for peppermint plants now on Gardener's Path.

Mint spreads like a wilflower in your garden and smells delicious. There are many things you can to help your body using this magic herb. Mint is: - Anti-inflammatory - Antimicrobial - Antispasmodic - Antifungal - Anti-nausea and a Digestive. Click through for more information on how mint can help us balance our energies to some ideas for mint recipes and concoctions.