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Members of the Aster and Symphyotrichum genera are long-beloved plants with a wide range of nativity across North America.

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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.

There are more than 30 ant species in the UK, several of which emerge in gardens from April to October. While they are beneficial for many reasons, they can be a nuisance when dining al fresco.