The Arboretum at Penn State calls mountain mint (Pycnanthemum spp.) a “buzz”-worthy must-have for a pollinator garden. Indeed ...

These are all the places you should never grow mint. Mint will spread wildly in a well-prepared flower bed. The plants appreciate the same rich, well-drained soils that flowers do. Mint spreads by ...

Mint is a well-loved, versatile herb with a history of use in cooking, as well as medicine. Packing a punch of flavor in many ...

Hoary mountain mint (Pycnanthemum incanum) is native from Indiana to the eastern U.S. and has silver-greenish leaves that produce light purple flowers. This variety is a favorite if you are ...

There is one common mistake you should never make when planting mint in the garden, green-fingered Brits have been warned.

SAN ANTONIO — Two of my favorite plants, fall aster and mint marigold, bloom for a short period in late fall. The aster plant grows to a mound about 2 feet tall and 6 feet in diameter if you ...