Growing mint
Benefits of Mint Leaf

Growing mint
Some of the most aggressive in all the plant world. If you plant it in the ground, the first year you wonder what all the fuss is about. The second year you find a few stray sprouts and by the third year it is climbing in the bedroom window. Mint will grow 20 feet under weedblock and come out the other side and with no water in mid summer. Mint spreads two ways, by runners and by seed. Those sprouts that shoot up from the broadcasted seed will probably not be the same as the parent they came from. They will probably smell rank and taste worse.
Stomach aches and indigestion
Beats stress and depression
Sweet Mint
Digestive System
Low menstrual bleeding
Colic
Tension Headaches
Fainting Headaches and Migraines
Boosts immunity
Breast Feeding
Anticancer
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