I have choc. mint in X-change for postage. Just e-mail me your addy and I will need $5:00 for postage

Chocolate mint is said to have a flavor and smell like a York Peppermint Patty (the chocolate coated mint candy:). It is to me just a stronger flavored peppermint. It is not available as seed as is no cultivar of mint. Mints cross very easily which is why if you have more than one variety of mint don't let if flower and go to seed as the seed will often propagate and often will not have the best of the two strains involved with the cross. A muddled flavor is the most common result. As to where to get cutting types of mint you should be able to google chocolate mint and get several mail-order options. Park Seed sell cuttings types of several mints as one example I can think of off the top of my head. There may be a nursery close by (not a big box as these will often have only seeded types of mints but a real traditional type nursery (getting rarer these days with all the big box competition). Hope this helps,as this is all I can think of at the moment Good Luck and Happy Growing David

When one thinks about buying herbs in the supermarkets, you have to go to better grocery stores and I see these collections of herb in plastic containers. They cost about $5.99 each and you can tell they are all dried up and not fresh because no one buy this stuff. It's too expensive to sell. I don't why grocery stores have all this gourmet produce and it always rots and doesn't sell, so I guess they have to keep discarding it. It's such a waste. If they had 50 packages of mint, they may sell just one package and then all the rest is discarded. So, you can not get really fresh mint unless you grow it yourself.

I have chocolate mint are you still interested?? I WOULD TRADE ANY OTHER MINT. Thanx Carmen