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6 live bare root plants with 5–6" stems | Field grown in Brattleboro, Vermont | Washed clean of soil, mailed in moist mediumKentucky Colonel is the legendary variety behind the classic mint julep, and it earns its reputation.
Known for its exceptionally large, soft, deeply fragrant leaves and smooth, sweet spearmint flavor, it is less sharp than standard spearmint with a fuller, more rounded character that shines in cocktails, fresh teas, and as a garnish.
Named for the Southern tradition it is most associated with, Kentucky Colonel is a showstopper in the garden as well as the glass. The large velvety leaves make it ideal for muddling, and it produces abundantly throughout the season. It is hardy, vigorous, and a genuine conversation piece for any herb garden or cocktail enthusiast.
QUICK SPECS:
Best uses: Mint juleps, cocktails, teas, muddling, garnish, fresh use
Hardiness: USDA Zones 5–9
Mature height: 18–24 inches
Light: Full sun to partial shade
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6 live bare root plants with 5–6" stems | Field grown in Brattleboro, Vermont | Washed clean of soil, mailed in moist mediumKentucky Colonel is the legendary variety behind the classic mint julep, and it earns its reputation.
Known for its exceptionally large, soft, deeply fragrant leaves and smooth, sweet spearmint flavor, it is less sharp than standard spearmint with a fuller, more rounded character that shines in cocktails, fresh teas, and as a garnish.
Named for the Southern tradition it is most associated with, Kentucky Colonel is a showstopper in the garden as well as the glass. The large velvety leaves make it ideal for muddling, and it produces abundantly throughout the season. It is hardy, vigorous, and a genuine conversation piece for any herb garden or cocktail enthusiast.
QUICK SPECS:
Best uses: Mint juleps, cocktails, teas, muddling, garnish, fresh use
Hardiness: USDA Zones 5–9
Mature height: 18–24 inches
Light: Full sun to partial shade
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