Want Mints : Have Spearmint or other Plants/Seeds

13 years ago

Interested in the following or something besides the spearmint/peppermint as I already have lots of those.

Pineapple Mint

Orange Mint

Banana Mint

Ginger Mint

Lavender Mint

Grapefruit Mint

Lime Mint

Berries & Cream

Candy Lime

The rootings do not have to be large, in fact I would prefer the rooting to be smaller (maybe 1-2 smaller rootings).

Danny

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dragonflykimmie
13 years ago
I have chocolate mint. Would you want to swap?

Kim
reyna1
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13 years ago
I already have chocolate mint, however I see that you want other types of mints. I do have other types of mints - but I'll want to make sure that these other mints are established before sending you rooting/cuttings. I should be getting some pineapple mint, orange mint, and margarita mint soon. I currently have chocolate mint, apple mint and spearmint. If you want to check in w/ me in about a couple of weeks I may be able to spare some tiny rootings of each.
Danny
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