Bonnie Plants Peppermint Live Edible Aromatic Herb Plant - 4 Pack, Pet Friendly, Low Light, Part Shade

I didnt know how plants were shipped, suspected I would have a disaster upon arrival. But knew obviously there had to be a method or it wouldn't be so popular. The first pic is how they looked the very day they arrived in fully enclosed containers. The second pic when I took them out of the containers, they look so vibrant, aromatic, healthy. To this day, third pic...I think they like it here. I know i need to trim them back tomorrow. But they are easy to take care of, smell wonderful, taste great. Added bonus...mosquitos do not show up around the area these spearmint's are planted. In addition, as a test, since I live in Florida. Its hot. It lubber season. Big, ugly, gross grasshoppers that become so big their intimidating. The younger ones are not much better, black with stripes and scary looking, owning the place they nest. Its just gross. They were eating my newly planted shrubs and I was furious. I knew they didnt like mints. I moved the planted pot of spearmint over to the shrubs where they were hanging out, and they took off. Yeah ! Thought I had a remedy. But only discovered the next day they were not far away, eating my young Hosta plants. So they just moved out of the way. See how they are? I put the spearmints back where they were since Lubbers didnt like them, they are safe. We just handpicked the lubbers off the shrubs and disposed of them. Oh sure, I could have bought 15 more spearmint plants but I wanted a variety in the garden, not working around the habits of lubbers. Im glad I purchased these spearmints. As stated, they arrived intact and exactly as promised. If I do decide I need 15 more. I will purchase here. lol

Plants arrived in great shape and in wonderful containers to help with secure shipping. Really appreciate the time and effort for great packaging!

The plants arrived very well packed; however, I noticed that the soil was very, very dry. I watered them and next day they looked much better. However, on the 3rd day or so, the plants did not look as healthy as they did before. I watered them again thinking they needed the water. A couple of days later, the plants began to die. In an effort to save them (because I love plants) I invested money on soil, plant food and planters. Approximately 2-3 weeks after receiving the plants, I transplanted them into the new soil and planters. The plants got worse and I notified the vendor (Bonnie Plants). Emails went back and forth for several weeks without any results. They asked for pictures, which I sent, but I received an email from them indicating they did not receive the pictures. Since I am not good with technology, I concluded it was my fault that they did not receive the pictures. At that point, I gave up on the staff at Bonnie Plants and the emails stopped. It is important to mention that the box did not contain any instructions on how to handle the plants or how often to water them. I still water the planters but there is nothing left of the peppermint plants. I am very sad about the outcome, because I was very happy when I received the peppermint plants and I needed them for a special home project.

My plants arrive so healthy, plump and green . I originally got them for the spiders in the summer , we have a lot of black widows in my area . I think I might keep two in the house. However, I can’t wait to walk outside without walking into a web lol

These were beautiful when they arrived and have only gotten better, since I replanted them in a bigger container.

All four plants survived! I received them in January in north FL so we still had very cold weather. When they arrived they were quite small with small leaves and not a lot of height or fullness. I kept them inside in the original small containers they arrived in for quite a few weeks… probably for a month plus. When I repotted the window sill container had 2 of the original plants and thrived from day one with very little attention. The other two were planted in a small blue pot. Both seemed like they weren’t going to make it at first. At one point, one did end up looking completely dead after another month back in March. All of a sudden it started to sprout new leaves from the dead ones so I decided to repot in a large pot and now it’s starting to have life again. All in all… worth the cost and mint is fairly easy anyway. So I’m glad they all made it and are thriving.

I received EIGHT (8) Mint plants TODAY . Supplier is Bonnie Plants SIX (6) of them are in excellent condition. TWO. (2) are beyond saving dying & broken. Please advise how I can REFUNDED for the TWO (2) dead/dying plants!

Great peppermint plants! Excellent packaging!