Blue Balsam Mint

Blue Balsam Mint has dark green leaves.

Some people interpret the fragrance as slightly pine-like, thus its name.

Some botanists, such as Dr Arthur O. Tucker at Delaware State University, think that it's basic a minor-subvariety of Black Peppermint with so little difference from Black Peppermint that it doesn't really merit its separate name of Blue Balsam.

Also called:

Alpine Mint, Apple Mint, Banana Mint, Basil Mint, Bergamot Mint, Bergamot, Black Peppermint, Blue Balsam Mint, Bowles Mint, Chocolate Mint, Corn Mint, Corsican Mint, Curly Mint, Egyptian Mint, Ginger Mint, Habak Mint, Hairy Mint, Horse Mint, Huacatay Mint, Kentucky Colonel Mint, Korean Mint, Moroccan Mint, Pennyroyal, Peppermint, Pineapple Mint, Red Stemmed Mint, River Mint, Roman Mint, Spearmint, Water Mint, White Peppermint, Yerba Buena

Angelica, Chives, Herbs, Oregano, Potherbs