Peppermint

A cross between watermint and spearmint this perennial herb is known for its many health benefits. You can create oils, skin and hair products, cleaning supplies, and add peppermint to your cold drinks and food. Peppermint attracts pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and moths while repelling unwanted pest in the garden as well as your home. Known to be invasive, peppermint should be planted in a container. 

•Perennial

•Full Sun or Partial Shade 

•Sprouts in 10-15 days

•Temperature of 55-85 Degrees F 

•Surface Sow or 1/4 inch deep

•Space 18-24 inches apart

•Harvest in 60 days