LH>don't plant it in gardens anymore.  I was constantly pulling mint cause
LH>it was taking over my other stuff. :-)  I keep it in a pot now.
Five-gallon gasoline cans, cylindrical, with the base cut out, 
buried to within 2-inches of the rim; that is, most of the drum 
in the ground. Pens in the mint.
In Adelaide I planted the mint in a trench along the middle of 
the (clay) driveway. When it threatened to spread sideways, the 
car tyres soon cured it of that. When it grew upwards, the 
registration plates cured it of that (although having only the 
length of the garage to bring the car to a complete stop from 
60mph took some practice). 
I was always greeted by the fresh scent of spearmint as I made my 
way to the house.
christopher.greaves@ablelink.org     www.interlog.com/~cgreaves
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