AZGARDENS Aquatic Mint

While you can plant it directly into the substrate if you have a natural pond floor, using a mesh aquatic pot is recommended for most water gardens. This helps contain the roots and makes it easier to manage the plant's spread, as mint species can be quite vigorous.

Aquatic Mint is quite hardy, thriving in zones 5 through 11. It can withstand light frost and will typically go dormant in colder climates, returning in the spring once temperatures rise.

It is highly adaptable and will grow in both full sun and partial shade. However, you will see the most prolific lilac blooms if you place it in a spot that receives at least four to six hours of direct sunlight daily.

Yes, it is an excellent choice for bog filters and shoreline planting. Its root system helps absorb excess nutrients from the water, which can naturally assist in maintaining clearer water and reducing algae growth.

Upon arrival, place the cuttings in a container of water immediately to keep them hydrated. You can then plant them into aquatic soil or gravel in a mesh pot, ensuring the crown of the plant is just below or at the water surface level.