Mint Plant Care
Mint grows in US Zones 3–11 but spreads aggressively without containment. Learn to grow, contain, and harvest mint for cooking and pollinators.
Basil, mint, cilantro, rosemary, and more, with US growing tips for pots and garden beds.
Herbs are the easiest edibles to grow and the most used in the kitchen. A few pots by the back door cover most recipes.
Match the herb to the season. Basil loves heat and dies at frost; cilantro bolts in summer and does best in spring and fall. Mint will take over a bed, so keep it in a pot.
Mint grows in US Zones 3–11 but spreads aggressively without containment. Learn to grow, contain, and harvest mint for cooking and pollinators.
Cilantro bolts fast in summer heat. This guide covers succession planting, bolt-delay tricks, and timing by USDA zone for continuous US harvest.
Lavender thrives in well-drained soil and full sun in US Zones 5–10. Learn to plant, prune, and harvest lavender for fragrance, cooking, and pollinators.
Creeping thyme is a fragrant, drought-tolerant ground cover for Zones 4–9. Learn planting, spacing, and how to keep it dense and blooming in US gardens.
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