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Feb 3, 2023 10:37 PM CST
Name: Kat
Magnolia, Tx (Zone 9a)
Winter Sowing Region: Texas Hummingbirder Container Gardener Gardens in Buckets Herbs
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Mint needs to walk, it uses all its nutrients within 2 years and will pretty much die off. I have had 3 different mints I grow, the mojito mint died off this past summer in the drouth. The peppermint is in a raised bed and allowed to travel til I yank it up. Have even dumped a bag of new dirt on it and it returns from underneath, is at least 7 years old. This last 19* cold spell bit it back to ground level, but it popped back up within 2 weeks, so has the Kentucky Colonel Spearmint, going on 5 years.
So many roads to take, choices to make, and laughs to share!

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