I've been seeing them of late at a local nurseries, but have no experience growing them. Hope you will return and share your experiences growing this plant since the info seems lean.

Unfortunately, I could not find the official results for the CA trials, but in CO it received a poor rating of 3.59 out of 10 (1 in all categories) for "poor vigor, small plants, extremely dwarf, minimal flowering all season". Plants perform differently in different climates, but perhaps Mojito is not as aggressive as the mint name fear might lead one to believe.

Thanks. I am thinking about giving it a shot in the ground. I'll try to stop back with an update.

I live in the SF bay area and I planted 6 four inch Midnight Mojito supermint plants in my front yard last year. Two drowned but the other four are doing beautifully. They are evergreen and have not stopped booming. They are also well behaved, compact and drought tolerant. I have been very happy with these and am hoping to plant more if I can find some.