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Steve Flanagan wrote:How easily does this grow from seed?
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Judith Browning wrote:
Steve Flanagan wrote:How easily does this grow from seed?
I find it grows easily from seed...I started mine that way eight years ago and have a similar experience to Jen S. above. Larger plants die back and volunteers replace them...it is one of my "weeds" that I love along with the bumblebees.
Jen Schellings wrote:Steve - it is a fairly easy plant to grow, like most mints. You could start it indoors in the spring or wait until about April or May to plant it directly into the soil. It's not a fussy plant so doesn't have special needs. It's a prarie plant and is happiest in full sun but likes to have some shade from the full summer afgternoon sun. It also seems to like a chance to have dry feet now and then so make sure not to over water. Mine seemed happiest next to the mountain mint I have growing which is a bit of a straggly sprawler against the the tall straight agastache, they like each other in my garden. Pinching the new sets leafs makes a fuller plant. Oh I am so ready for next spring!
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