Mint is often relegated to the kitchen garden, prized for its ability to flavor mojitos or soothe a sore throat.
However, the biological profile of the Mentha genus – specifically its high concentration of menthol, pulegone, and menthone – makes it one of the most versatile “utility players” in a functional home.
Because mint is a prolific, fast-growing perennial, most gardeners find themselves with an abundance that exceeds their culinary needs.
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