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Chocolate mint plant for sale in Maryland/DC

8 years ago

I'm going to be visiting the Baltimore/Washington, DC area for the holiday weekend. Has anyone come across chocolate mint plants for sale in the area? I've little success finding it locally.

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CEFreeman_GW DC/MD Burbs 7b/8a
7 years ago
I. Just saw this from last fall. Are you still looking? I have so much I'm trying to kill it.
miscel thanked CEFreeman_GW DC/MD Burbs 7b/8a
miscel
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6 years ago
Hi! I sort of am. I managed to purchase one in NY, but I killed it due to lack of watering. Work got busy and I forgot to water it. I also killed my Kentucky Colonel Mint plant. I'm hoping purchase them again if possible.

Do you still have your chocolate mint? Or were you successful in eradicating it?
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CEFreeman_GW DC/MD Burbs 7b/8a
6 years ago
Oh, eradicating it is pretty much impossible for me. I can't believe you were able to kill a mint! I've still got spearmint I've been trying to kill for 20 years. I've kind of given up. I let it grow in the grass and just mow it like everything else.

You're welcome to as much as you'd like. I'm in Upper Marlboro, MD. You close?

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