Mint Plants

Mint is one of those plants that quickly earns its place in the garden. It grows with enthusiasm, fills the air with scent when brushed past, and rewards even light care with armfuls of fresh leaves. Whether you grow it for cooking, drinks, or simply for its lush green presence, a mint plant is one of the most useful herbs you can keep close to home. Mint plant is a perfect herb for beginners. With a selection of varieties, we offer an array of delicious and unusual flavours, from traditional mint to pineapple mint or chocolate mint and many more. 

Plant Highlights

  • Easy to grow mint plants that suit beginners and busy gardeners
  • Hardy mint varieties selected for strong growth and flavour
  • Ideal for containers, raised beds, and kitchen gardens
  • Suitable for outdoor spaces and indoor growing on a sunny windowsill
  • Popular culinary herbs used fresh throughout the season

About Our Mint Plants Collection

  • Apple Mint Plant: A soft-flavoured mint with rounded leaves and a gentle aroma, well-suited to teas, desserts, and relaxed summer growing.
  • Pineapple Mint Herb Plant: A decorative variety with lightly variegated foliage and a subtle fruity scent that does well in pots and partial shade.
  • Mint Chocolate Plant for Culinary Use: Known for its deep green leaves and distinctive aroma, this mint adds character to desserts and warm drinks.
  • Black Peppermint Plant: A classic peppermint with a strong, clean flavour that works well for mint sauce, herbal teas, and regular harvesting.
  • Mixed Mint Herb Plants: A practical mix of flavours and growth habits, ideal if you enjoy experimenting in the kitchen or garden.
  • Large Mint Plant: A more established plant that settles quickly and provides generous harvests early in the season.
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Why Choose Mint Plants from Carbeth Plants

Mint grows easily, but how it starts makes a difference. We focus on sending out plants that feel strong from the moment they arrive and continue growing without fuss.

  • Plants chosen because their roots are well-formed and their growth looks healthy
  • Pot sizes that work whether you are just starting out or adding to an established garden
  • Varieties picked for taste and how well they grow, not just how they look
  • Well-suited to the ups and downs of the UK climate
  • Packed carefully so plants arrive in good condition rather than stressed

If you enjoy growing herbs, you may also want to browse our wider herb plants collection for other kitchen favourites.

Seasonal Interest and Growth Habit

Mint grows with the seasons and responds quickly when it is used regularly.

  • New shoots appear early in spring as the soil begins to warm
  • Summer brings plenty of leafy growth and regular picking
  • Plants continue growing into autumn if trimmed lightly
  • Small lilac or white flowers can appear if stems are left uncut
  • Leaves stay fragrant for most of the year

How to Choose and Grow Mint Plants

Mint is flexible and easy to live with, which makes it suitable for gardens, patios, and indoor spaces.

  • Grows best in fertile soil that stays moist but does not sit wet
  • Enjoys full sun but is happy with some shade during the day
  • Containers help keep roots under control and plants looking tidy
  • Water regularly, especially during warmer weather
  • Pinching back stems helps keep plants full rather than leggy
  • Cutting leaves often encourages fresh new growth

Mint tends to thrive when it is used, so regular picking usually keeps plants at their best.

Our Quality Promise and UK Delivery

We want your mint plants to arrive ready to grow, not needing time to recover.

  • Each plant is checked before it is packed
  • Packaging is designed to protect roots, stems, and leaves
  • Orders are delivered reliably within the UK
  • Plants are sent out ready for planting or potting on

Choose your mint plant today and enjoy fresh leaves whenever you need them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, mint grows well indoors if placed on a sunny windowsill. Use a container with drainage and keep the soil lightly moist to avoid stress.
Mint is one of the easiest herbs to grow. It tolerates a range of conditions and quickly recovers from pruning or harvesting mistakes.
Growing mint in pots is often the best option, as it helps control spreading roots and makes care more manageable in small spaces.
You can harvest leaves regularly throughout the season. Frequent cutting encourages fresh growth and keeps plants compact.
Mint prefers full sun but also grows well in partial shade, especially during warmer periods.
Most mint varieties are hardy in the UK and return each year once established, especially when grown in sheltered positions.