Mint will quickly start expanding. When a plant is established, propagation is super simple. Cut a few longer stems, strip the lower leaves, and place the bare stems in a glass of water. Once roots ...

Growing mint is easy—it practically takes care of itself. Why not cultivate these simple-to-grow leaves in your garden or at home? Mints have a long history of being known for their high yield. Just ...

It is no surprise that hummingbird mint attracts hummingbirds to many gardens. Here are the flowers you should grow nearby to ...

A good rule of thumb is to choose pots between 20-45cm (8-17in) in diameter. Many compact herbs are ideal in smaller containers, while vigorous plants such as mint will need a bigger pot to spread.

What is this vicious plant you ask? Mint -- yup, native mint. (Note to readers: install the plant it in pot underground to curtail its spread.) Mint is a scourge to many gardeners. It is ...

If growing indoors, place the mint near a window with ample sunlight or use grow lights to provide sufficient light. Choose a pot or container that is at least 8-12 inches deep and has drainage ...

The mosquito-repelling plants that work best in small pots are mint, rosemary, and lemongrass. Plant them in a small herb garden, or place them on tables, desks, or your bedside table. Avoid ...

As the Polyscias is an ornamental plant, you can use systemic pesticides such as dinotefuran granules, which you can scatter ...