Mentha × piperitaOne of the easiest herbs to grow, fresh peppermint is excellent for refreshing iced tea in the heat of summer. Its uses are many, including flavoring desserts, as aromatherapy, and as a digestive aid.Type: PerennialSun: Full/PartialPlanting Depth: 1/4”Spacing: 18-24”Water: Moderate/LowDays to Maturity/Bloom: 90 daysHeight: 18-24”Zones: 3-11Planting InstructionsType: PerennialSun: Full/PartialPlanting Depth: 1/4”Spacing: 18-24”Water: Moderate/LowDays to Maturity/Bloom: 90 daysHeight: 18-24”Zones: 3-11Plant mint indoors, outdoors, or in containers. Mint is an aggressive grower. If left unchecked, in a year or two, it will take over a garden space. Give it it's own garden or plant in a container.Sow seeds 1/4” deep in spring in a location with full or partial sun. Or, start indoors 8-10 weeks before the last expected frost. Germination may take up to a month.Transplant outdoors after all danger of frost has passed. Space plants 8-12” apart.USDA Zone Map