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Organic Mountain Mint
2-3' tall
60 days to harvest
Pycnanthemum pilosum
HEIRLOOM Easy to grow, easy to manage and absolutely delectable, Mountain Mint is the only mint we allow in our gardens. Most mints are rampant perennials, quickly taking over your garden, as so many of us have learned the hard way. Mountain Mint also flowers in late summer, weeks and weeks after most mints flower, so you’ll enjoy more bright, refreshing mint longer into the season, especially if you harvest it often. Mountain Mint thrives in nearly any soil, from clay to sand and wet to dry. Her abundant yet etheric branches span about 2-3 feet tall and wide, becoming more dense as you harvest.
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| 100 Seeds | $3.95 | Out of Stock |
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| 200 Seeds | $6.80 | Out of Stock |
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Organic Mountain Mint
Planting Method: Transplant Only
When to sow: 5-6 weeks before last frost (indoors)
Seed Depth: barely cover (needs light to germinate)
Days to Germination: 7-14 at 55-70 °F
Sowing and seedling care: Sow 2 seeds per soil block/cell and thin to one. Bottom-water to avoid displaced seed. Transfer to larger pot with first true leaves. Harden off seedlings (reduce water & temp 3-7 days). Weed & water well; mulch to reduce weed & watering pressure.
When to transplant: After last frost
Transplant Spacing: 10-12 inches Sun Needs: Full/Partial
Days to Harvest: 60; 85 days to flower
Height: 2-3 feet
Harvest: Sweetest leaf flavor is before flowering. Delicious fresh or dried.
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