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  2. Begin by reviewing the scientific classification section. Ensure you understand the differences between spearmint (Mentha spicata) and peppermint (Mentha x piperita). This knowledge will help you accurately fill out any related fields.
  3. Move on to the description section. Here, you may need to input observations about plant height, leaf size, and aroma. Use the provided details to guide your entries.
  4. In the cultivation and harvesting section, note any specific practices mentioned. If prompted, add your own experiences or observations regarding mint planting conditions.
  5. For the uses section, categorize your notes into culinary and medicinal uses of mint. This will help in organizing your thoughts effectively.

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Mint will dormant for no reason sometimes. Maybe due to under watering or consistent high temps or even both. Mint also dies back into the ground during winter appearing as a barren pot though its very much alive. To keep a lush growth mint needs constant moisture and either full/partial sun.
Mint is frost tolerant. It usually dies back in the winter but comes back in spring. Because mint tends to take over, many gardeners plant mint in a small pot and then plant that pot in the ground or inside a larger container.
In milder climates, mint may continue to grow outdoors in containers throughout the winter with minimal protection.
Mint is a rapid growing perennial herb with many varieties that grow up to 3 feet tall and are quite invasive. Mint grows best in full sun to partial shade, should be planted early in the growing season and is generally hardy to -20 F.
Spearmint (Mentha spicata) is a species of mint plant. Its grown for its leaves and essential oil, which is used as a flavoring in foods and cosmetics. Spearmint oil contains chemicals that reduce swelling and affect hormone levels in the body, including testosterone.

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Mint is a hardy perennial, meaning the plant comes back every year, and it can handle temperatures well below freezing. Depending on the variety, mint plants grow about one- to two-feet tall.
While mints are sometimes classified as invasive or noxious due to their rapid spread, very little research has been done on M. spicata in terms of its negative environmental impacts. Mentha spicata may hybridize with native wildmint (M. arvensis) to form gingermint, Mentha x gracilis.

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