Mint can be a useful herb, but it can quickly grow out of control in the garden. We asked the experts their best tips to ...

Plant the mint in the pot and water it thoroughly. Then water again when the surface is dry. “Mint might not need to be watered as much as other plants,” Bunting notes.

Mint is a hardy garden herb prized for its ability to thrive in all sorts of environments. Hardy as it is, mint pests can ...

Although mint is a popular herb that is a great plant for beginner gardeners to grow, cultivating it in the ground could lead ...

Gardeners may never have heard of this plant that has been chosen Perennial of the Year for 2025. Its name is Clustered Mountain Mint (pycnanthemum muticum). There are about 20 ...

This fast-growing climbing plant has fragranced, deep maroon flowers and can grow up to 24-36 feet (8-12 metres) tall and 24 feet (8 metres) wide, so it can rapidly take over small spaces.

Small backyards can yield abundant flowers and veggies if you plan properly. However, there are a few plants and trees that will dominate your tiny space and hinder overall growth. In order to ...

Mint is a rapidly growing perennial herb. It’s an essential cocktail herb, whether muddling it into a mojito or a mint julep!

Mr Gray recommends growing herbs like basil, mint and thyme, which are perfect for sunny window ledges; they are also compact ...

In January, scientists observed that plants they seeded in Marin County – 60 miles north of the thornmint’s historical habitat – have begun to grow, gaining a foothold in a new environment.