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Description:

Member of Mint Family

Habitat:

Under brush in wetland meadow

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5 Comments

RyanHeavyHead
RyanHeavyHead 12 years ago

Hmm... still not sure. It did grow fairly tall, like catnip. Probably should have taken some follow-up shots later in the season

deidreb9
deidreb9 12 years ago

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peppermin....

Catnip makes a lovely tea as well

deidreb9
deidreb9 12 years ago

Oh right I didn't see your description until now. Generally you can tell by taste smell and flower color and patterns. Did you give it a try? It looks more like domestic peppermint to me
here is a web site with very good photos of catnip
holoweb.com/cannon/catnip.htm

RyanHeavyHead
RyanHeavyHead 12 years ago

Yes, obviously, but what kind? I suspect it's catnip, not the kind of mint you'd want to brew in your tea

deidreb9
deidreb9 12 years ago

Mint

RyanHeavyHead
Spotted by
RyanHeavyHead

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Spotted on May 23, 2011
Submitted on May 23, 2011

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