Mint is such an easy and useful herb to have in the garden, and while you can plant it in the ground, you really shouldn't ...

Cover the mint loosely with a plastic bag and store it in the refrigerator. Change the water every two days to keep it fresh. This method allows the mint to stay vibrant and fragrant for up to two ...

Mint plants are hard to kill, even through winter frosts. If they're planted outdoors, trim your mint plants close to the ground and cover them with mulch or leaves.

However, it's difficult to keep mint leaves fresh for longer. Mint leaves tend to dry out very fast, even when stored in a refrigerator, and once that happens, the taste turns rancid and unpleasant.