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Parsley & Mint Companion Planting

Posted by reillyoz007 Vic Aust (My Page) on
Sat, Mar 22, 03 at 6:13

Just reading a companion planting guide which states that parsley and mint are not keen on each other. Is this really so? And if so, is a metre apart enough distance to stop them sulking?


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RE: Parsley & Mint Companion Planting

They really do not like each other at all. I'd plant them several metres apart. That's if I were crazy enough to plant mint in the garden at all, of course! I've known those aggressive mint roots travel vast distances underground (even under a concrete driveway!), and the runners travel overground a long way, too. Play safe, and put your mint in a large container. Mint also doesn't like chamomile, and parsley also doesn't like lettuce.


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Parsley & Mint get on OK in my garden

Hmm
I have them both growing happily amongst each other - rampantly even!
A mixture of cat mint, mint mint(common)& non curly parsley


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RE: Parsley & Mint Companion Planting

I too have my mint and parsley growing together and have found no problems.


 
 

 

 


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