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Hints for growing and taming aggressive mint
... mint leaves as flowering begins. Mint leaves can be used right away in teas or recipes, or dried for later use. Mint varieties commonly available include: * Peppermint - sweet, strong mint ...
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Hints for growing mint
... mint leaves as flowering begins. Mint leaves can be used right away in teas or recipes, or dried for later use. Mint varieties commonly available include: Peppermint - It has a sweet, strong mint flavor, and flavors many candies. Shiny, dark green leaves, some with a purple tinge. ...
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Mint, Mentha
... mint would take more space than we have allotted! The most commonly available are: Peppermint: sweet, strong mint flavor. It flavors many candies. Shiny, dark green leaves ... cup kosher or rock salt and 3/4 cup fresh mint leaves. Apply to feet. Use a damp washcloth to gently ... mint, dried spearmint, dried peppermint, plus 1 cup each dried thyme and rosemary. Combine gently; try not to crush leaves. ...
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Mint Ice Tea
... Mint Ice Tea Mint Ice Tea Ingredients: minted ice cubes Black tea fresh mint leaves sugar to taste To make the minted ice cubes, fill ice cube trays partially with water and freeze. Set mint leaves on top, fill with more water and freeze solid. Brew double strength tea and steep, while hot with 2 bunches of fresh mint. When cool, strain out mint and sweeten ...
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Search for Leaves - Plants For A Future database search
... Leaves 3 0 Agastache neomexicana New Mexico Giant Hyssop Leaves 3 1 Agastache rugosa Korean Mint Leaves 4 3 Agastache urticifolia Giant Hyssop Leaves 3 1 Agave americana Agave Leaves 3 3 Agave parryi Century Plant Leaves ...
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Mint - It's Uses as a Culinary Herb
... Mint and Wild Mint. It is available in fresh or dried leaves. Dried leaves will keep for 6 months to 1 year in a cool, dark, dry place. Mint is an herb that comes in many varieties such as peppermint, spearmint, apple mint, lemon mint and even chocolate mint. Mint came to the New ...
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The Gardener's Network - Herbs : Growing Mint Herbs
... when the oils are strongest. Spread leaves out to dry in a cool and ventilated area. Tip: Mint has a very strong, overpowering scent. ... away from other herbs. Main Uses: The oils in mint are in glands in the leaves. Crushing them release the oils and the pleasant, ... and much more. Try tossing a few leaves in your tea or hot chocolate tonight. Medicinal Uses: Mint is often used to sooth upset stomaches ...
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Desirable Herb Varieties: Mint
... best two [mints] are apple mint and Bowles' mint, both of which have small, furry leaves you wouldn't want ... mint can use some good fertlizing annually; that's probably best applied in late summer. When harvesting from any mint, the best leaves to use are the top bud and first two leaves ... freshly harvested leaves: mint's flavor does not well survive attempts to dry or preserve it. Mint can easily ...
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Mint growing
... var. citrata). This mint has a very strong, sharp perfume. It has smooth green, oval-shaped leaves that are tinged with purple. Apple mint (M. rotundifolia). Not a commonly grown mint in New South Wales, it is very flavoursome and characterised by its strong apple taste and perfume. The leaves ...
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Medicinal properties of mint
... mint Scientific Noun: Mentha rotundifolia Family. Labiate Habitat: Near the rivers, ponds and some other humid places. Characteristics: It is a herb from 30 to 100 cm. Oval wrinkled leaves ... hepatic, carminative: Take a tisane with the infusion of dry leaves .Just after having boiled the water, leave ... burns. Febrifuge: An infusion made with the leaves increases perspiration and makes fever go down. ...
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