 American Wild Mint Mentha arvensis |
 aka Field mint, Marsh Mint, wild mint, Corn mint |
 Companion plants: Sneezeweed, witchgrass, bur reed and cattail. |
 Rhizomatous perennial herb. |
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 This was found in a boggy ditch next to Highway 97 across the bridge from Columbia Wood. |
 Herbal Uses. |
 Herbal Uses |
 Magickal Uses |
 Spa Uses |
 The plant first starts to peek out of the soil in late March and early April. Blooms are plentiful by July. |
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 This little beauty is growing right next to the water along the Klamath Reserve. |
 Soil is boggy, wet and alkaline. |
 The first three pictures were photographed April 21. |
 This and the next picture were photographed May 15 |
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 By the first week in August, the plants are in full bloom. |
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= Poisonous to animal and/or
human
= Noxious or Invasive in
Oregon
= Crop weed in Oregon
= Federal Noxious weed in
Oregon
