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Indian mint
By Homebird
12 Jul, 2009
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Leaves can be used for tea and the label says as a medicinal herb. It smells very nice.
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Indians use just milk to make their tea like we would make milky coffee, and have it very sweet too.
6 Oct, 2009
I know this as I use to rent room off them when I was courting years ago, in a house that they too lived in too, they rent the bedrooms out, they call it cha bin ya.is how its pronounce it.
6 Oct, 2009
Glad you strangely like it lol
7 Oct, 2009
Hb, I bought a couple of these plants today for manger troughs. Having seen pics of them on-line they appear to grow quite big! Can you tell me how big your one grew?
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Have you tried Indian mint tea? Sounds nice. Love the smell of mint in the garden - that and the smell of basil!
12 Jul, 2009