Fresh mint leaves

Wondering how to store mint and keep it as fresh as possible? We’re here to help you out with a few simple and practical tips.

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Mint is a wonderful plant to grow yourself. This hardy plant is one of the most popular herbs for culinary use. Mint makes a useful, low maintenance addition to herb gardens, or grow coriander indoors on a bright kitchen windowsill or any well lit spot. Fresh mint at your fingertips all winter long! Premium quality, beautiful plants. Supplied as advanced plants in 9cm pots, with 2 x full plants in each pack.

Plant this prolific herb now, and you’ll soon have enough to garnish every dessert until October. Luckily, with our ideas, too much mint will always be just enough.

When you have mint from your backyard or market, there is nothing better to do than to make this recipe for a warm cup of mint tea by boiling your mint leaves.

Garden Mint - an essential herb with many culinary uses. Add to boiled new potatoes and peas, make your own mint sauce or garnish drinks! Growing mint plants is so easy and this aromatic herb plant has a multitude of culinary uses. Ideal to grow indoors over the winter for fresh herbs at your fingertips! Premium quality, beautiful plants. Supplied as 2 x large, well-advanced plants in 9cm pots.

Enjoy the refreshing taste and soothing qualities of mint. Whether hot or cold, this versatile beverage is a delightful addition to your routine.

What to do with Mint Leaves will give you ideas to use your harvest. There are many ways to use mint; you'll love trying them all.

Mint has a bad reputation for taking over the garden, but there are many reasons to grow mint in your backyard without fear!

For natural pest control that also makes your yard prettier, introduce these plants that repel bugs and mosquitoes and take back your outdoor spaces.