Comments by "typower9" (@typower9) on "Parkrose Permaculture" channel.

  1. ​ @MichaelBushey you could try mountain mint?
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  2.  @MichaelBushey  If you have anywhere on your property with a lot of moisture you could try water mint (since its a natural variety (that grows by rivers and ponds and in boggy ground) it is pretty hardy. Or you could try a variety grown in a more arid climate such as mints grown in the middle east and North Africa, Afghanistan, Pakistan...
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  3. Great video but would have like to have seen your other mints especially chocolate and apple and to inform as to how and what its like to keep them in check also info about what NOT to have as a neighbour to them (chamomile for example).
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