? Since I learned to surf the Internet, many of my IDs are called Mint Perilla or Mint Perilla. I like this name because I read an article in The Scholar a long time ago. A story about the warmth of youthful love between boys and girls, girls always love to soak perilla in mint to treat boys' colds.

I took a look at the story and remembered it in my heart. I also remembered the efficacy of mint and perilla, fell in love with these two edible and ornamental plants, and fell in love with their taste.

? At that time, I also wanted to be a mint and meet the perilla I saw with myself. Or maybe I am the warm perilla and met my own mint boy. ?

? Accustomed to using my real name as some kind of ID, it is estimated that no one will remember that peppermint perilla is me, I am peppermint perilla, and the last remark is still my name. So this little idea of mine has been buried in my heart.

I like mint, I like the taste of mint, and I like the aftertaste after the bitter fragrance of mint. So as long as I live where conditions permit, I will grow mint. Mint has strong vitality, winter goes to spring, and it is not afraid of cold or heat. Chopping roots and heads is a touch of green that I can't erase in my heart.

In recent years, because I lived on the first floor, I began to plant perilla slowly, and potted plants were really not enough. Especially last year, I pulled out the gate of the yard, and a part of the green belt planted a lot of perilla.

? One side is blue and the other side is purple. Whether it is medicinal or edible, it makes me very happy. Last year's perilla grew well, and the faint and unique fragrance when it bloomed made me feel particularly at ease. With perilla leaves in the yard, you are not afraid to eat hairy crabs without ingredients, haha.

Because perilla grew well last year, there is no need to sow this year. The yard is full of perilla seedlings, too many. I don't have the heart to plant saplings or disturb them. ?

Maybe in two or three months, I will move. Although my new home is also on the first floor, it is not convenient to plant. So I don't want to plant other flowers in the yard at present, so I will let the mint and perilla grow full, leaving a mint and perilla full of fragrance, which will bloom every year and grow old.

I wonder if another owner will fall in love with mint and perilla.