SARA Spearmint, I mean.

[Guest guest]

Sara...Here is a link to a page where you can do a search to get data about

an herb.

http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/mgmh.html.....Mary O

 

 

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> Hee, well this free plantage I got a ton of turned out to be spearmint,

> not peppermint. I've got a big bunch drying for later and a really

> nice-smelling batch of tea...anybody know what it's good for, other than

> smelling good?

>

> Thanks!

> ST

[Guest guest]

Already saw that, thanks -- botanical.com is a great resource! I was

wondering what the list had to say about it's uses... Thanks,

ST

 

Mary Ostrowski wrote:

> Sara...Here is a link to a page where you can do a search to get data about

> an herb.

> http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/mgmh.html.....Mary O

>

>

>

>>Hee, well this free plantage I got a ton of turned out to be spearmint,

>>not peppermint. I've got a big bunch drying for later and a really

>>nice-smelling batch of tea...anybody know what it's good for, other than

>>smelling good?

>>

>>Thanks!

>>ST

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