Growing Mint, also Garden mint

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15 Aug 12 Phil Green (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Hi all, My recently planted mint has leaves that look like they have been burnt. Any ideas what might have caused it? Cheers Phil
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21 Aug 12 Stevee (Australia - temperate climate)
Have you had frost lately Phil? Frost can make the leaves (particularly new ones) go black.
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