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HAVE: Lots of mints many species

Louisiana_botanist

18 years ago

Got home last night from a 6-week business trip and discovered my front gardens had exploded in vegetative growth. Must thin this week and weekend. Mints are a foot tall or more. Peppermint, spearmint, orangemint, catmint and probably a whole lot more. I should have the Solanum, Vicia, and Hydrocotle removed by Wednesday so accessing mint should be easy. May have some other give away stuff after I break out the sheers and cut away the weeds.

Give me a call at 225-803-5406 (cell) or email at hexastylis at earthlink.net. I'm in Melrose Place Subdivision northeast of the Florida Blvd and S. Foster Intersection. See my website for a MapQuest map to my home.

Please call or stop by PRIOR to 16 April or you'll have to wait until May.

James

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msdixiegirl
17 years ago
James If you still have the mint I would be interested in the Peppermint, spearmint, orangemint, catmint and what else you have that I don't, It's funny I have a good many of the more up to do mints but none of the more common ones, I would either trade or do postage, Please let me know, thanks, Dixie
organic_orion
17 years ago
I absolutely love mints and would love to have some of your cuttings. I live in Hammond so the postage shouldnt be that bad. I am interested in your spearmint, orangemint, ( if catmint has a good aroma, I would like some of that too.), and any other mints that have nice smells. Look at my trade list and see if there are any seeds you would like. Thanks
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