Mint 1 packet (1250 seeds)

The ideal accompaniment to roast lamb - homemade mint sauce is hard to beat! Add to boiled new potatoes and peas, make mint jelly or garnish summer drinks. Growing mint plants is so easy and this aromatic herb plant has a multitude of culinary uses. This vigorous perennial is best planted in a container to control its spread. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 100cm (39"). Useful links:How to grow herbs  Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible. For more details about edible flowers click here.

Mint Plant Collection 5 jumbo plugs 1 of each variety

Enjoy the fresh flavour of home grown mint picked straight from your herb garden. This aromatic collection comprises seven different varieties for a taste sensation! Dot them throughout sunny borders or plant them in large patio containers. Plant different varieties of mint separately around the garden, to prevent them cross pollinating and retain their individual and distinctive flavours. Mint Plant Collection comprises 1 plant each: ApplemintChocolateGingerSpearmintMorrocanPineappleUseful links:How to grow herbs  Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible. For more details about edible flowers click here.

Mint (Pennyroyal) 1 packet (250 seeds)

This hardy, ground hugging perennial, has strong, pungent peppermint scented leaves that are traditionally used to make a refreshing, aromatic tea, and is often reputed to be an effective insect repellant. Fresh Pennyroyal mint leaves can also be used in moderation as a seasoning for stuffings, sauces, stews or with game, while the dried leaves add a subtle flavour to stewed fruits. Pennyroyal is one of the smallest of the mint family but will happily scramble through borders if left unchecked. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 100cm (39"). Caution: Pennyroyal should not be consumed during pregnancy.Useful links:How to grow herbs  Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible. For more details about edible flowers click here.

Mint Speciality Collection 10 plugs 2 of each variety

Enjoy the fresh flavour of home grown mint picked straight from your herb garden. This aromatic collection comprises seven different varieties for a taste sensation! Dot them throughout sunny borders or plant them in large patio containers. Plant different varieties of mint separately around the garden, to prevent them cross pollinating and retain their individual and distinctive flavours. They make a great addition to summer salads, desserts and cakes.Collection comprises:Ginger Mint - Also known as Slender Mint or Scotch Mint, is a delightful gold flecked mint with an aromatic, fruit scented aroma with just a hint of ginger. Produce small, pale purple flowers which bloom along the main stern, rather than at the end of the stalk like other mints.Pineapple Mint - Has green/white variegated leaves which make it a pretty herb to grow in the garden and perfect as a food garnish. Produces long spikes of pale white or cream flowers.Grapefruit Mint - Mauve whorl flowers from summer to autumn. Large leaves that are textured, roundish, green with a hint of mulberry. Culinary, sharp citrus flavour.Apple Mint - Its leaves are oval, hairy and irregularly wrinkled. Pink or white tubular flowers are produced during summer on branched spikes.Chocolate Mint - Has a purple stem with dark green leaves to purple coloured leaves with tubular pink flowers during summer.Useful links:How to grow herbs