Mint leaves

Mint leaves belong to the Lamiaceae family. This family consists of more than 7000 species according to the University of Florida. A common problem is that mint leaves may turn yellow. Mint Leaves Turning Yellow Mint leaves can turn yellow because of inadequate water or overwatering. The leaves can turn yellow due to reasons …

Mint comes from the genus Mentha according to the University of Maryland, and there are more than 600 varieties to adorn your herb garden. The most common one is the green Mint leaves that are used to add a fresh aroma and taste to drinks and other food recipes. You can use the leaves in …