Keep this herb in full sun with moist soil, plant this herb after the last frost and enjoy all summer! Use as an oil to help reduce stress and anxiety!
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Peppermint has many benefits such as relieving pain or anxiety, helping with muscle or nerve pain, treating flatulence and menstrual pains and helps relieve symptoms of the common cold. Peppermint is always a good accent to teas or salads. This hybrid mint is a cross between spearmint and watermint and is widely spread in many different regions. Keep this herb in full sun with moist soil, plant this herb after the last frost and enjoy all summer! Plant in container or pots to keep this herb from spreading!
| Dimensions | 3 × 2 in |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Mentha x piperita |
| Exposure | Full Sun To Part Sun |
| Water Requirements | Moist |
| Height | 2' |
| Width | 3' |
| Deer Resistance | Y |
| Attracts Pollinators | Y |
These small fuzzy leaves offer fruity and mint tones that are great fresh, dried or frozen. Use this delicate herb in sorbets, rubs for poultry, lamb and seafood or even muddle the leaves to make a fresh drink or cocktail!
This curled, frilly, deep green herb is most known for its great garnishing ability. Parsley is also commonly used in seasonings, salads and serves great as a palate cleanser. These leaves are high in iron, vitamins A, C and E and have a high chlorophyll content that makes this herb a natural breath sweetener!
This herb actually has more than one use! Coriander is commonly used to add flavor to international dishes. When you pinch the leaves off you get cilantro, which goes great in many dishes and salsas!
Chives are used in Hispanic, egg, stir-fry and tempura dishes, they may also be stuffed into dumplings or used as a colorful, tasty garnish.
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