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Meaning of corn mint
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corn mint (n)
European mint naturalized in United States
corn mint Sentence Examples
- The refreshing aroma of corn mint filled the air as we crushed the leaves in our fingers.
- Corn mint, a close relative of peppermint, grows wild in damp meadows and along streams.
- Though less common than peppermint, corn mint is used in some teas and culinary applications.
- The essential oil extracted from corn mint has a strong, menthol-like scent.
- Some gardeners intentionally plant corn mint to deter unwanted insects from their vegetables.
- Corn mint tea is a traditional remedy for stomach upset and nausea in some cultures. (**Disclaimer:** Consult a medical professional before using any plant for medicinal purposes.)
- Corn mint can be quite invasive, so planting it in containers is recommended to control its spread.
- The subtle sweetness of corn mint complements savory dishes like grilled lamb or roasted vegetables.
- Learning to identify corn mint allows you to forage for this flavorful and versatile herb.
- Unlike commercially available mint varieties, corn mint has a slightly more pungent and earthy aroma.
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European mint naturalized in United States
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The refreshing aroma of corn mint filled the air as we crushed the leaves in our fingers.
Corn mint, a close relative of peppermint, grows wild in damp meadows and along streams.
Though less common than peppermint, corn mint is used in some teas and culinary applications.
The essential oil extracted from corn mint has a strong, menthol-like scent.
