in large forests by streams, rivers, lakes, or ponds
it grows hair
simply water it, it grows wild.
I dnt think it was invented..it grows from a plant. a mint plant.
The large family of Watercress and Mint grow well in water
Asparagus, fennel, mint, parsley, peas, radishes, rhubarb, spinach and many more ....
Any marginal plant - such as reeds, sedge, water mint, rushes, willowherd etc. etc. etc.
Mint Aizawa is the second Mew Mew to be introduced in the series. Infused with the genes of an Ultramarine Lorikeet. Mint grows a bird's tail and a pair of bird wings when she transforms into Mew Mint. Initially depicted as spoiled, snobbish, and self-centered because of her wealth, she is shown to be an empathetic person who cares deeply about her friends as the series progresses. Mint idolizes fellow Mew Mew, Zakuro Fujiwara.
Catnip is a plant that many people add to their gardens so have something fun for their cats. It is a type of mint plant and grows in sunny locations that have plenty of water. It is native to parts of Europe and Asia, but now grows in many places throughout the world.
The royal mint
Mint grows like gangbusters. It is easily propagated by cuttings or division of the clumps. Simply take a 3 to 4 inch long cutting, place it in moist, sterile soil or sand and place it in the shade. Keep it moist and it should grow new roots in 3 to 4 weeks.
Dwarf beans, egg plant ,cucumber, chinese broccoli, apricots, beets, carrots, green garlic/garlic scapes, grapefruit, mint, lettuce, turnips, strawberrys AND I LOVE HORSES
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