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Mint Seeds

(Lamiaceae spp.) The mint family consists of many aromatic species, some of which are enjoyed for their culinary attributes. Typically identified by their square stems and fused petals, mints can be a wonderful addition to the herb or vegetable garden. We offer herbs renowned for their many uses, including teas, garnishes, and various herbal wellness applications.

How To Grow Mint

Marvelette Blue Calamintha tea and flowers in white bowls on stone background.

Calamintha Seeds,
Marvelette Blue

5

A close-up of a little bowl full of Marvelette White Calamintha blooms by a stem.

Calamintha Seeds,
Marvelette White

Dark Blue Panther Catmint showing close-up detail

Catmint Seeds,
Dark Blue Panther

Grandview Mix Catmint

Catmint Seeds,
Grandview

5

Catmint, Pink Panther blooms arranged in vase against a light background.

Catmint Seeds,
Pink Panther

Catnip Seeds

4.6

Lion's Ear blooms

Lion's Ear Seeds

4.3

A bouquet of Sweet Mace Marigold or Mexican Mint with delicious tea made from the flowers.

Marigold Seeds,
Sweet Mace

4.1

Greek Mountain Tea Mint in a wooden basket with glass of tea and pocketknife on a dark background.

Mint Seeds,
Greek Mountain Tea

2.9

Mint - Marvelous Mix

Mint Seeds,
Marvelous Mix

4.5

Mountain Mint leaves in tea on marble countertop.

Mint Seeds,
Mountain

4.5

Moldavian Dragonhead Balm

Moldavian Seeds,
Moldavian Dragonhead Balm

4.6