Mint chocolate
Mint chocolate
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Herb Description and Taste
Chocolate mint is a variety of mint that has nuances of chocolate in both fragrance and flavor.
Mint plants need about 1 to 2 inches of water every week, depending on the conditions. This includes both rain and your supplemental watering.
- Regular pinching and division keeps chocolate mint healthy.
- Full sun to part shade
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