Snipping fresh, homegrown herbs into your cooking – to add “just that little extra something” – is one of life’s domestic ...

I love mint, you love mint, everybody loves mint. Whether you're tasting it in your chewing gum, in a mojito at happy hour, or you brush along a mint plant in a grocery store, both the fragrance ...

If it feels dry, water the mint. Mist the leaves with water using a spray bottle to provide additional humidity, especially if growing indoors. Mint generally doesn't require much fertilization.

Although young leaves have more flavour than old ones, mint can be harvested as soon as it comes up. The stems are cut before flowering, one inch from the ground, and one mint plant can be ...

Fresh herbs are much tastier than dried ones, but which varieties can be grown indoors on your windowsill and how do you grow ...

Sage is a lovely herb, with distinct leathery leaves and a woody stature that resembles a miniature shrub. It's a mainstay of ...

As a perennial, mint dies back to the ground each winter and reemerges in spring. A single mint plant can live for up to five years, but the plant is easily divided, so it can provide a continuous ...

By Barbara Brown When we think of mint it is usually in the context of a flavoring agent for food and drinks. But can it also ...

What are Mint Leaves? Mint leaves are the tender, green leaves of the mint plant, which come in various species and varieties. Known for their refreshing flavor, these leaves contain essential ...