Spearmint Mint, English Mint, Garden Mint, Green Mint, Common Mint
Mentha spicata
Spearmint belongs to the Mentha genus. Spearmint is also known as Mint, English Mint, Garden Mint, Green Mint, Common Mint
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Spearmint is used most commonly in the kitchen for mint juleps, sauces, jellies and teas. Spikes of lilac-pink flowers bloom in summer. Attractive in borders and containers. Popular with bees. Very invasive. Take this last part seriously, It will take over your garden if you let it.
Spearmint belongs to the Mentha genus.
How to grow and keep Spearmint happy
How to sow and germinate Spearmint
sowing from seed is possible, but whenever a cutting can be used, use it.
How to transplant Spearmint
How to harvest Spearmint
Companion plants for Spearmint
These plants will grow well with Spearmint:
Repellent plants for Spearmint
These plants will not grow well with Spearmint so avoid planting these within close proximity:
Common Spearmint pests
These pests are known to attack Spearmint plants:
Common Spearmint diseases & problems
These problems and diseases are known to effect Spearmint plants:
How long does Spearmint take to grow?
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Spearmint Etymology
Spearmint Folklore
Other names for Spearmint
Mint, English Mint, Garden Mint, Green Mint, Common Mint
Mentha viridis
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