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How to prune mint
Prune mint back by about one third after flowering.
Wait to prune mint until after it's fully flowered. Using a pair of shears, cut about one third of the length off the end of each stem.
Pick your answer from: A. Try not to cut back any more than you can cut. If you would rather even trim the foliage, you can plan this off later.; B. Mint is a relatively hearty, fast growing herb, so do not be afraid to prune--your plant will be fine. Pruning can actually encourage growth.; C. You should have an area of about a meter-foot (0.91 meter )'s length intact. Remove the husks and leaves from the mint.; D. Don't prune you mint too quickly, or you could kill it. Try to prune the late summer for the best results.;
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