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One gardener shared a post on TikTok describing the perfect method for harvesting a mint plant for continued growth.

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Store the mint once it's harvested. Place it in the fridge in a tall jar or glass filled with an inch or so of cold water.

Mint is a useful plant. It’s a fantastic addition to recipes and adds some pizazz to water and cocktails. But advanced gardeners like Kaylyn Hewitt, lead floral designer and senior content manager for ...