The Arboretum at Penn State calls mountain mint (Pycnanthemum spp.) a “buzz”-worthy must-have for a pollinator garden. Indeed ...

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Vegetables start spoiling quickly in the summer season. People use mint leaves a lot in the summer season to keep their bodies cool. Mint is also used in many dishes and juices. The use of mint ...

Most julep recipes call for fresh mint, which is crushed to release the flavor. Mint leaves also garnish the drink. Place mint in a metal cup or highball glass. Muddle the mint. Don’t mash it.

Grow it in Hardiness Zones 4 to 11 for the best results. Chocolate Mint: A cousin of peppermint, this herb's leaves have a distinct minty-chocolate flavor and aroma. It grows best in Hardiness ...

The combination of bourbon, simple syrup, mint leaves and ice has been sipped by millions at Churchill Downs and beyond on race day for well over a century. If you know nothing about horse racing ...

A mint julep is a bourbon-based drink. It is made with only a few ingredients, including mint leaves and simple syrup. Traditionally, it is served in a glass with shaved ice, but that is often ...

of rose-infused honey simple syrup 6 Mint Leaves Miniature rose buds, for garnish To make the Mint Julep, you wipe mint leaves inside a julep cup, expressing the fragrances and flavor. Drop the ...

When the horses are at the gate in Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby, there is no better drink to have in your hand than a cold, strong mint julep. Cocktail historians and experts will be the ...