The Gourmet Mint Trio™ – Collection of 3 Unique Mint Plants

Can these mints be grown together?

Ideally Chocolate Mint, Berries & Cream Mint and Spearmint grow beautifully together in seprate containers, herb troughs and dedicated mint planters.

Why would I grow more than one type of mint?

Each mint variety offers its own unique fragrance, flavour and character. Growing different mints creates a more interesting herb garden and gives you a wider range of aromas and flavours to enjoy throughout the season.

Is this a good starter mint collection?

Absolutely.

The Gourmet Mint Trio™ has been designed as the perfect introduction to growing speciality mint varieties and is ideal for gardeners looking to begin their own mint collection.

Can I expand my mint collection?

Yes.

Many gardeners enjoy building a dedicated mint garden featuring a range of unique varieties.

The perfect companion to The Gourmet Mint Trio™ is our Orchard Mint Trio™, featuring:

• Variegated Apple Mint

• Variegated Ginger Mint

• Black Mint

Together, these collections create an impressive six-variety mint garden filled with contrasting colours, fragrances and flavours.

Which mint collection should I choose?

Choose The Gourmet Mint Trio™ if you enjoy classic mint flavours and varieties perfect for drinks, teas and everyday growing.

Choose The Orchard Mint Trio™ if you're looking for unusual foliage, fruit-inspired fragrances and something a little different.

Many customers choose both collections to create the ultimate mint garden.

Can I grow these mints in pots?

Yes. Mint thrives in containers and many gardeners prefer growing mint in pots to keep plants tidy and easy to manage.

Are these plants suitable for beginners?

Absolutely. Mint is one of the easiest and most rewarding herbs to grow.

Will these mints return every year?

Yes. Mint is a hardy perennial and will return year after year once established.

Do mint flowers attract pollinators?

Yes. When allowed to flower, mint plants are highly attractive to bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects.