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horsemint
/ ˈhɔːsˌmɪnt /
noun
- a hairy European mint plant, Mentha longifolia, with small mauve flowers: family Lamiaceae (labiates)
- any of several similar and related plants, such as Monarda punctata of North America
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Word History and Origins
Origin of horsemint1
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Example Sentences
He is never one to simply walk through a meadow when the path passes “heather, lupine, horsemint, daisies and wild licorice.”
From New York Times
It uses the nectar of thistles and horsemint.
From Washington Times
Also known as horsemint, lemon balm’s aroma wards off mosquitoes, but attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies.
From Time
There, on a recent summer afternoon, over mugs of horsemint tea, Pauline Matt and a handful of Blackfeet women were trying to find a way to persuade the tribal leaders to stop the drilling.
From New York Times
Owing to their resemblance to the Monarda, or horsemint of the East, these Western plants have been given the diminutive of its name—Monardella.
From Project Gutenberg
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