Guest guest Posted March 20, 2003 Report Share Posted March 20, 2003 I am not a usual vocal member of this site. However, I do make my living as a gardenera and feel a need to expand on the comment of growing peppermint. Yes, it is invasive in an urban " garden bed " , but in a large area, it is colorful all season and .... the honey bees love it! There are many uses for pepermint! My favorite, is to provide the young neighbor I have who is raising bees a wonderful source for the bees " hand out " thus about 2 times annually this young neighbor graces me with 10 quarts of honey from her bees! You might try using it indoors as an air freshener, a filler in a floral arrangement, drawer fresheners for my young sons sock drawer and springs in his tennis shoes in the summer. A great addivitve to ice cream, teas and garnish on summer " cool " food. And, don't forget you can store it EZ by placing the leaves in an ice cube try, filling the tray with water, freexing the cubes and storing in a zip lock. Drop one min your suntea and you are ready to go! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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