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| The Herb Bed Help, Tips & Advice about Growing your own Herbs. |
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Would it work? I'm struggling to find room for all I want to grow. I love herbs and have a nice little herb bed, but we use loads of mint and I know its not a good idea to plant in in the ground, and I don't have the space to for it to have its own tub so I wondered if it would do well in a hanging basket? I picked up a pot of mint in Asda today, and for it said on the pot that it was suitable for replanting in the garden. What do you think????
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Back to the drawing board then. Does mint "strangle" other plants then? The reason I ask is that my herb bed is about 3.5ft x 2.5 ft, but very deep (its a raised bed about hip height) but its totally separate from the rest of my raised beds, so I'm wondering if I were to put the mint in there, would it suffocate the rest of the herbs, or just grow like mad - the latter I can cope with as I use loads of mint. |
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