Those That Remain

When we had our heating and cooling system replaced we needed to make extra room for the outside air conditioning unit, and that meant digging up our mint tea. Most of it has been removed, but a few plants remain. This one has crept up over the one step. I must now find a spot to replant those we dug out.

[Maggiemae]

PIty about the mint tea but I think its hardy!

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Lisa Poland]

It'll grow back. We had mint in our yard and it was overtaking our landscaping. We had a terrible time getting rid of it. I'd cut it down, poison it, pull it out....and it kept coming back. Finally, I my tiger lilies overtook them. I think I fought that mint for 10 years or more. Mint is quite evasive.

[Dione Giorgio]

Excellent capture, Rick. Love the crispness of the shot.

[Andrew]

beautiful.

[Sue]

Love mint tea ... just wish I could get it to grow.

[Terry]

Poor thing

[bruni]

Love to add a fresh mint leaf to my peppermit tea. the Mint is such a healthy looking plant and yes it does take over and chokes other plants.

[katy]

Great composition and detail here, Rick.

[Shirley Banford]

Great solo plant. It looks very hardy.

[Kathy]

If your mint is anything like our mint, it won't take long before you have a good patch again.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I love fresh mint too. But I don't have any plants of it. I'm not sure if the deer like it or not so before I plant any I need to find out. Pretty shot!