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Angelica Herb
Anise Herb
Basil Herb, Sweet; See also Basil Q & A
Bay Herb; See also Bay Q & A
Borage Herb
Caraway Herb
Catnip Herb; See also Catnip Q & A
Chamomile Dyers Herb
Chamomile Herb; See also Chamomile Lawn Q & A
Chamomile Matricaria Herb
Chervil Herb
Chives Herb; See also Chive Q & A
Cilantro Coriander Herb
Clary Herb
Comfrey Herb; See also Comfrey Q & A
Coriander Herb
Cumin Herb
Dill Herb
Elder Herb
Eyebright Herb
Feverfew Herb
French Sorrel Herb
Garlic Chives Herb
Garlic Herb; See also Garlic Q & A
Good King Henry Herb
Hop Herb; See also Hop Q & A
Horseradish Herb
Hyssop Herb
Juniper Herb
Lavender Herb; See also Lavender Q & A
Lemon Balm Herb
Lemon Verbena Herb
Lovage Herb
Marshmallow Herb
Marigold Herb; See also Marigold Q & A
Marjoram Herb
Mint Herb
Nasturtium Herb
Oregano Herb
Parsley Herb
Pennyroyal Herb
Peppermint Herb
Purslane Herb
Rose Herb
Rosemary Herb; See also Rosemary Q & A
Russian Tarragon Herb
Sage Herb; See also Sage Q & A
Salad Burnet Herb
Soapwort Herb
Sorrel Herb
Southernwood Herb
Summer Savory Herb
Sweet Cicely Herb
Tansy Herb
Thyme Herb; See also Thyme Q & A
Valerian Herb
Watercress Herb; See also Watercress Q & A
Welsh Onion Herb
Wild Marjoram Herb
Winter Savory Herb
Wormwood Herb
Yarrow Herb

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Ginger mint has yellow variegations in the leaves which I think should be larger than pennyroyal leaves.Ginger mint does also have quite a distinct ginger smell.

#3 - mary - 04/12/2008 - 12:05

Hi Damion, lovely to meet you. Why don't you join the forum? There is usually plenty of discussion going on there.

#2 - mary - 04/12/2008 - 12:03

I have a plant I was told when I bought it was ginger mint. Another plant was suppose to be pennyroyal. However, my "ginger mint" looks an awful lot like pennyroyal. Do you have any pictures of ginger mint so I could compare?

#1 - Dena - 03/31/2008 - 13:20

Hello everybody, my name is Damion, and I'm glad to join your conmunity,
and wish to assit as far as possible.

#0 - DamionKutaeff - 03/22/2008 - 14:56


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