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Take a leaf and crush it between you finger and thumb. If it smells like Lemon Pledge, it's lemon balm. If it smells like mint, it's mint. both have a square stem and can be itchy when working with them. -
Looks like a Ball mason jar, named after the company's home town, Ball, Indiana. -
could be bee balm, member of the mint family but by picture suspect it is Catnip. -
I thought bee balm as well...does it get a flower? Monarda -
catnip.... -
German Oregano -
Some type of mint. Crush the leaves, if it's spearmint or perpermint you can smell it. If your cat likes it then it's probably catmint. -
in tea? Or as tea? If it is mint.. -
mint -
Looks like the cat mint I have growing in my yard. -
mint -
Spearmint or mint -
It looks like Catmint. -
mint -
also looks like sage -
nepeta catarina- "catmint" couls be 'Walkers Low' -
Its mint i grow it to -
Cat Mint, I have tons of it. Has a purple flower and the butterflies and hummingbirds love it. Not to be confused with catnip. -
look like oregano to me. -
Looks like Catnip, does it have purple flowers? -
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It is definately one of the mint family, but they are all so similar without smelling them it's hard to say, but I have Spearmint, Peppermint, catmint and Lemon balm and it's definately not LemonBalm, but it could be any one of the other three.... -
for sure mint i would say spearmint:) -
I used to have some of this. It may be catmint
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The smells are very distinct, pinch one of the leaves and rub it between your fingers, then smell it and ask yourself, Peppermint? Spearmint? or Catmint?
