What to do with spearmint leaves

Mint is so prolific, often resulting in large or frequent harvests. Here's how to process your fresh mint and use all of the harvest.

Mint is an easy to grow herb that cools and relieves pain. It can help ease stomachache, indigestion, headache, nausea and sore muscles. If you've ever grown mint in your garden, you're probably well aware of just how rapidly it spreads! Today, I'm sharing ten ways that you can use up an abundance of mint to make things that are both fun and practical.

Spearmint is more than just the flavor of gum grandma kept in her purse during church--it's a good strong mint with plenty of benefits and uses of its own!

This mint extract is worth the wait. It will surely add some zip to your favorite dish, drink or dessert.

What to do with Mint Leaves will give you ideas to use your harvest. There are many ways to use mint; you'll love trying them all.

Mint is one of the easiest plants to grow! Today I'm sharing 14 things to make using fresh mint so you can make the most of your harvest.

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It’s time for a reader’s question: Dear Frugal Upstate, We have a good sized patch of mint that my husband is determined to mow down. It seems like such a waste–I’d rather pick it and put it to use before he mows, but I’m not really sure what to do with it. How can I... Keep Reading

Discover how to grow and harvest mint. Then, this tutorial will walk you through drying mint leaves for tea as well!

Spearmint has a long history of use in the mundane and magickal communities. Spearmint has been used for everything from adding flavouring to foods, creating medicines and for healing & love magick. To find out why this herb is one that you should grow in your magickal and mundane garden, click the pin and be transported to our blog!