Collinsonia canadensis L.Richweed Horse Balm |
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Names and MythsCollinsonia For English botanist Peter Collinson 1694-1768 Canadensis of Canada |
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Natural history / FolkloreLike many other mints the oils in its leaves have been used for tea. Horse Balm is not a Balm for Horses, but a course plant that can be used like Balm (Melissa). Another common name is stone root, and it was used to treat “Stone” an medical condition.33 |
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DescriptionSummer and Fall, light-yellow fringed lower lip, leaves citronella odor when crushed. |
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