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WANTED: Need old invasive Mint

11 years ago

No, haven't lost my mind, but I used to have a curly leafed very invasive, very hardy (ZONE 3) Mint. Seems we killed it all and now would like some back It didn't get too tall but it sure spread with fleshy white underground rhizomes. Have seeds to exchange for perennial Pinks of different colors or would happily pay postage for a couple roots.

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
11 years ago
Hi posieh,

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