Can mint be grown in the yard?

Can I grow mint in my yard?

Mint can be planted in the yard. Mint is a herb with a smell and edible leaves. There is generally nothing wrong with planting it in the yard. In Feng Shui, it also has the function of dispelling evil spirits and blessing the smooth marriage.

Mint is more suitable to be planted in an empty space in the north of the yard, because mint is a light-loving plant. Generally, the more light it receives, the lusher the leaves will grow. Usually, when planting, just be careful not to plant too densely.

Taboos of growing mint in the yard

1. Cannot be planted in shaded areas

Mint will grow poorly in a shady environment, its branches and leaves will begin to grow too long, and gradually the leaves will become thinner.

2. Do not place in wet areas

Mint is afraid of waterlogging when growing. An overly humid environment will cause the mint to rot.

Methods and key points for growing mint in the garden

1. Lighting

Mint likes sunlight very much, so it is best to let it receive sufficient sunlight every day when caring for it.

2. Watering

When caring for mint, you should pay attention to watering it regularly. Generally, you can water it when the soil is dry or wet. As long as the soil is not dry, there is no need to water it.

3. Soil

When planting mint, it is best to choose loose, fertile and well-drained sandy loam, so that the roots of mint can absorb nutrients more conveniently, and irrigation and drainage will be easier.