If you’ve ever planted mint (Mentha spp.) into the ground, you know mint propagates itself—really well. It spreads vigorously through underground rhizomes and runners that creep above the ground into ...

Make sure you plant mint away from other plants. It spreads quickly and can take over, preventing nutrients from being evenly dispersed to the rest of your garden. When planting mint outdoors, be ...

Growing this fresh herb from cuttings is perfect for beginner gardeners. Mint has a reputation for being one of the most enthusiastic growers in the garden. It spreads easily, often taking over garden ...

Sow seeds outside in late fall or early spring. Start seeds indoors about a month before outside temperatures are expected to reach 50°F. Keep the seeds warm until they germinate, and moist but never ...

If you want access to fresh mint during winter, propagating is an easy way to pot it for growing indoors during cold weather. It’s also a cheap way to gain more plants that you can gift to friends and ...