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Your cart is empty.With its bright green, fragrant leaves and clean mint flavor, Peppermint is as pretty in the garden as it is useful in the kitchen. Harvest often for use in teas, desserts, beverages, and chilled soups. Like all mint, peppermint tends to spread and can take over the garden, so the best choice is to grow it in containers. Perennial in zones 3 to 11.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
VERY impressed with the health of the plants. All were THRIVING! Packaging was impeccable, all arrived intact and just fine. Would highly recommend this seller and this product
Rondal wells
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
my plants arrived dead ,dry, and infested with mites . i tried to get them replaced as it was on them not me ! yeah good luck with that ! i will also say i will NEVER BUY FROM BONNIE AGAIN! this isnt the first time either .but shame on me fooled me twice .
Linda Lee
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
Plants were very healthy upon arrival. Protected very well within the box during shipping. Would most definitely order from this company again.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
I love these plants. It’s normally hit or miss when I order live plants but these came packaged perfectly and in great shape!
Lori
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
The seller exhibits their love of plants and life which was obvious with this transaction. The 4 plants arrived quickly and each was enclosed in its own personal capsule protecting it from any possible shipping handeling. The plants are beautiful and very healthy! Upon replanting them outside, they have thrived! I have never had such a great experience with a live plant shipment. Thank you for taking such great care of them, I will definitely continue the exceptional care you displayed!
connie
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
I didnt know how plants were shipped, suspected I would have a disaster upon arrival. But knew obviously there had to be a method or it wouldn't be so popular. The first pic is how they looked the very day they arrived in fully enclosed containers. The second pic when I took them out of the containers, they look so vibrant, aromatic, healthy. To this day, third pic...I think they like it here. I know i need to trim them back tomorrow. But they are easy to take care of, smell wonderful, taste great. Added bonus...mosquitos do not show up around the area these spearmint's are planted. In addition, as a test, since I live in Florida. Its hot. It lubber season. Big, ugly, gross grasshoppers that become so big their intimidating. The younger ones are not much better, black with stripes and scary looking, owning the place they nest. Its just gross. They were eating my newly planted shrubs and I was furious. I knew they didnt like mints. I moved the planted pot of spearmint over to the shrubs where they were hanging out, and they took off. Yeah ! Thought I had a remedy. But only discovered the next day they were not far away, eating my young Hosta plants. So they just moved out of the way. See how they are? I put the spearmints back where they were since Lubbers didnt like them, they are safe. We just handpicked the lubbers off the shrubs and disposed of them. Oh sure, I could have bought 15 more spearmint plants but I wanted a variety in the garden, not working around the habits of lubbers. Im glad I purchased these spearmints. As stated, they arrived intact and exactly as promised. If I do decide I need 15 more. I will purchase here. lol
Alison
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024
These are healthy, strong mint plants! However, you will need to harden them off before planting outside.
C. Eklof
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2022
***UPDATED***Only one plant survived BUT with a little creativity, I was able to scrounge a couple stems for propagation. They are doing well now. I will say, plan on only ONE plant surviving when you pay for these because that is what may end up happening.***These plants arrived in okay condition - I consented that it's quite a journey for a live plant to go through in transport so I even let it go that only 3 out of the 4 were halfway viable when they got here - 1 was a goner from the start. Okay, so planted one outside and two in pots. Gave LOTS of love and attention and specific care. The wild part? NONE of them are doing well. I am now down to 2 and wondering when those will die. Also, I have grown mint plants before years ago (just didn't have the time the past few years) and was always able to take a cutting and propagate more plants. These WILL NOT ROOT the way true mint plants to when propagated that way (and I've done it dozens of times with many plants) and this makes me wonder what is up with these plants...hmm.In the end, don't waste your money. You're better off with seeds that may or may not germinate, unlike these which will give you a shred of hope and then slowly drain it away. Bummer.
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