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Calamintha
Aromatic, dainty-leaved plants, with typical Lamiaceae flowers, white, pink or blue. Good drought resistance, flowers attractive to butterflies and bees and the leaves can be dried for use in potpourri. Some plants previously known as Calamintha are now known as Acinos, Thymus or Clinopodium, or vice versa.
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