I just love the stuff! even better, when brushed against it smells like my favourite earl Grey Tea!

I forgot about the aroma!

Have you ever used it for making tea? I have not, just wondering.

No, I haven't yet...one of these days I will...

I'll have to make a point to give it a try also. Think I'll go cut off a stem and hang it in the garage for drying...

well, if you can be brave then so can I...I'll go cut a stem and hang it in the shingle shack to dry...we'll try it together

Here we go! ...grabbed some mexican mint while I was out there too

The only mint I have is Cat-mint which I do drink to help me relax at night...but it's hard to drink with 7 cats wanting their share

The hardest part of picking it was deciding which pieces to pick

It is hard enough keeping my two cats away from the cat mint...7 cats...you gonna lose

OOOOh like the red!

The red is the most robust of them all by far...it is easily 4 and a half feet tall...

Very nice! I really don't have room for any more robust plants...sigh.

Lee Anne did you ever try your Bee Balm tea? I used my Keurig coffee maker today with Bee Balm and it worked real good (I have an insert with a filter for my Keurig).