Herb - Mentha requienii - Corsican Mint - Mint Mini - 50 Pelleted Seed

I love this Corsican mint as a ground cover plant it's so easy to grow and look after. I grow it between the stones of a crazy paved path and it looks fantastic as it really softens up the edges of the path. It also gives off a lovely mint aroma as you walk along the path. I also grow it around the edge of our nature ponds mixed in with creeping thyme. The seeds germinate quickly and a little goes a long way. They are tiny seeds so mix them with some dry sand then broadcast the sand over the area where you want the mint to grow. After about a week the seeds will germinate and the mint will quickly spread to cover the whole area.

The first order did not arrive, took a month to get a replacement. So it was a poor experience from the start. Seeds came in with some sort of fertilizer and I was very pleased. I was surprised to learn that what looked like a single seed actually was a bunch of seeds bundled with some sort of fertilizer. However, soon I learned why... Most seeds did not sprout. some that did sprout died off in about a month. So from my experience, only about 50% of the seeds sprout, and then about 30% die off anyway. That is really unfortunate as 50 seeds are not enough to grow even 15 strong plants to be replanted in the garden.

Seeds looked terrible when arrived, very powdery. Sowed as per instructions and nothing grew. Waste of money!

Great seed pellets all took within a week in our conservatory and started growing well. Sadly the nosey cat walked over many of them and trod them in. For the most part they are growing back nicely. Hard to find them so highly recommended.

Sewed the seeds and they grew, pleased with result

Seeds did not work for me.

Sorry about the review but a wast of money did not grow

All seeds germinated in about a month, PLEASE take note that you gotta be patient with them, they do take a while, but wait out a whole month, keep compost lightly moist and fluffy, lots of daylight. It's spreading beautifully.

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