Mint grows extremely well in pots — which is great news because it can be quite invasive when grown in the garden. All you need to grow mint indoors is a sunny windowsill, a nice pot with plenty ...

By Barbara Brown When we think of mint it is usually in the context of a flavoring agent for food and drinks. But can it also ...

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Rodents like mice, rats, voles, and squirrels can cause damage to gardens by chewing on plants, eating seeds, burrowing in ...

Mint has a tendency to spread vigorously. To control its growth, consider planting it in a container or a raised bed to prevent it from taking over your garden. Alternatively, you can plant mint ...

Cleary explained: “Pests are an unavoidable part of gardening, but there are plenty of ways to protect your plants, and your hard work, without relying on chemical deterrents.” According to Cleary, ...