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Desirable Herb Varieties: Mint
... "To cook with, the best two [mints] are apple mint and Bowles' mint, both of which have small, furry leaves you ... mint is very easy to grow. Because it hybridizes the way it does, one never grows it from seed, but obtains cuttings from a reliable herbalist. Mint likes full sun but will tolerate some shade. It's not fussy about soil. Growing Unlike so many other herbs, mint likes ...
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How to grow Mint herb with pictures and advice
... Weather Settings Gardener's Forum Contact Us HOW TO GROW MINT QUICK INDEX Mint Start Where To Grow Mint Mint Propagation Mint Care Harvest Your Mint Mint Varieties HOME PAGE Beginner's Corner Recipes External Resources Garden ... . Care of Mint Mulching the soil will go a long way to keeping mint happy - it will achieve the all important job of keeping a moist root run which mint likes so much. A ...
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Rosemary - It's Uses as a Culinary Herb
... stored properly. Rosemary is an herb of the mint family. It is a small evergreen shrub that is native to the Mediterranean and likes warm climates, but will flourish in nearly any ...
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How to Grow Mint
... to Grow Herbs | Herb Gardens | Using Herbs in Cooking Cultivation of Mint Site: Likes moist, well drained, alkaline soil rich in nutrients. Does not ... cut a whole stem. Culinary Uses: Peppermint's sweet, strong mint flavor is good for many candies. Spearmint's flavor is ... and and along with Bowles mint is the variety used to make traditional mint sauce for lamb. Corsican Mint which is mat-forming ...
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Miscelaneous PA Wildflowers.
... to 4' tall. likes swampy ground. General comments: photo taken in October in SE PA. Heal-all Common Name(s): Heal-all Scientific name: name Family Lamiaceae Mint Family Flower: Lavender hooded ...
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... leaf collection and dropped off yard debris. To these bases, they might add lime, composted mint straw, chicken or cow manure, etc., so there tends to be some differences depending on ... over-fertilize root crops -- especially with anything high in nitrogen -- while something like a tomato likes a good amount of feeding. Carrots and onions might do just fine without any additional ...
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The Gardening Articles - Herbs in containers
... drainage is bad, this will happen. Basil likes light, sandy, well drained soil, but it also likes plenty of water. The very light and ... room, you could try something more challenging, like Rosemary, Lavender and Mint. Your major challenges will be to ensure that the pots or ... by the letters "Spp.". This means species. So for example, with Mint, where there are many different types, I just gave you the ...
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Lion's Ear
... Lion's Ear Lion's Ear Family: Lamiaceae, sometimes called Labiatae (Mint family) Genus: Leonotis Species: leonurus I think it’s safe to say we all agree ... along upright stems. With its exotic good looks, it can hold its own with the likes of sea holly—particularly the Eryngium giganteum known as Miss Willmott’s Ghost—and globe ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Splendid Salvias—14 Tender Perennials for Summer and Fall Bloom
... like a true perennial. Salvia involucrata 'Mulberry Jam' Looking for a hot flower color the likes of raspberry sorbet or—you guessed it—mulberry jam? Then try this relatively new ... magnets for hummingbirds. Everything about the plant is big, bold, and beautiful, including its refreshing mint-green foliage. Worthwhile cultivars include 'Argentine Skies', which offers soft sky-blue flowers, and ' ...
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Fragrant Fare—A Selection of Traditional and Unusual Plants for the Scented Garden
... best cultivated as a container plant in colder zones and overwintered indoors. Mentha requienii (Corsican mint) Corsican mint (Mentha requienii). Photo by Niall Dunne Of the myriad mints available to fragrance gardeners ... pink, white, or lavender flowers are borne on racemes throughout the summer. Night-scented stock likes its summer cool, so it excels in northern zones. Give it full sun and regular ...
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