Genus: Mentha

Mentha photos

  • Mint in the foreground of the photo. 'Chocolate mint'. (Smells of chocolate) (Mentha)
    By Grenville
  • Mint_may_2008 (Mentha longifolia)
    By Carolyn
  • mint_may_2008 (Mentha longifolia)
    By Carolyn
  • Chocolate Mint (Mentha x piperita piperita)
    By Gillian
  • Mentha spicata Spearmint...blossoming (Mentha spicata)
    By Lori
  • Mint (Mentha)
    By sodapopklc

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Species of Mentha

Members growing plants in this genus

  • sodapopklc

    Sodapopklc

    joined 14 May, 2007

    8 plants

  • DaveDarwent

    Davedarwent

    joined 11 Nov, 2007

    40 plants

  • CatherineFoster

    Catherinefo..

    joined 25 Nov, 2007

    16 plants

  • mcatama

    Mcatama

    joined 29 Nov, 2007

    69 plants

  • Carolyn

    Carolyn

    joined 18 Oct, 2007

    41 plants

  • Lori

    Lori

    joined 26 Feb, 2008

    110 plants

  • Sarah65

    Sarah65

    joined 15 Apr, 2008

    150 plants

  • dgardeningbabe

    Dgardeningb..

    joined 28 Apr, 2008

    17 plants

  • Gillian

    Gillian

    joined 21 Apr, 2008

    93 plants

  • joclark

    Joclark

    joined 12 Apr, 2008

    198 plants

  • Grenville

    Grenville

    joined 7 Aug, 2007

    140 plants

Comments:

Gillian

Gillian

24 Jun, 2008

 

Mine is growing like crazy too! Have you found any good culinary uses for it yet? Have to admit I'm quite happy just smelling it!

david

David

31 May, 2008

 

Love it! And, I just got some Chocolate Mint the other day, for next year's garden project. Well done,you!

On photo - Chocolate Mint

CluelessKev

Cluelesskev

31 May, 2008

 

Gillian, you are resourceful, enterprising and refreshing...You like refreshing stuff that you've nabbed !!!
One person's ''stuff that you've nabbed'' is another person's 'fault' - ''that they didn't see the potential in it themselves''.
Recycling at it's best.

On photo - Chocolate Mint

Grammazoo

Grammazoo

30 May, 2008

 

Lol! I do the same Gillian! My girls used to be so embarrassed when I stopped to grab someone's "rubbish" but as they have been the recipients of a lot of converted treasures, they finally mellowed ...somewhat!

On photo - Chocolate Mint

Gillian

Gillian

29 May, 2008

 

I think my family are slowly coming to terms with my 'finds'.
While we were moving house recently I had to stop my van because someone was throwing out a perfectly good shepherd's hook! It got loaded into the back on top of the boxes and is now in my garden holding a hanging basket.

On photo - Chocolate Mint

jacque

Jacque

29 May, 2008

 

Thats a fab Pot Gillian :)

On photo - Chocolate Mint

blodyn

Blodyn

29 May, 2008

 

You're a scavenger like me. Only last week I took two perfect earthenware pots from a skip when I was on my morning walk with Blodyn ( my cat ). Isn't it amazing what people throw away !

On photo - Chocolate Mint

Janette

Janette

29 May, 2008

 

Good find Gillian

On photo - Chocolate Mint

irish

Irish

21 Apr, 2008

 

my daughter's pal from Bordeaux is arriving tomorrow to stay with us for the summer. i can ask her when she gets here.

On question - Jumbo mint

Lori

Lori

10 Apr, 2008

 

I'm really conscious of spray drift... I use my herbs in my kitchen too, so remain vigilant. The lawn spray companies are not as well policed as they should be... they are not supposed to spray if there is a breeze of 15 km...or more, kinda makes me wonder why the reg. at all?...but I see young men spraying the poison onto grass that children are allowed to run on in their bare feet and it makes me steam at the ears
If you think your plants are contaminated watch for altered growth habit...usually corkscrew stems and distorted leaves and collapse.

jackie46

Jackie46

6 Apr, 2008

 

I'm sorry to hear about your lost of your crop i bet you weren't to pleased.I love potpourri.

Lori

Lori

6 Apr, 2008

 

Very hardy perennial herb. uses in kitchen, bath and potpourri. Soothes heat and upset stomach, freshens breath.

Lori

Lori

6 Apr, 2008

 

I had a crop failure because of herbicide spray drift. I make sauces and teas with my herbs so lost a whole summers crop.