I may need some intervention here
I just realized how many different mints I have .

Chocolate
Apple
pineapple
corsican
Sweet
Mojito
Mountian
spearmint

Hmmmm lets see I may have to join you in that
Sweet
Spearmint
Peppermint
Chocolate
KY Colonel
Mountain somewhere around here's sed to have
Apple
Pineapple
Lemon going to try to get this one back

I'm also a mint fan, I grow them between my barn and the gravel driveway, so pretty self-patrolling re unwanted spread and creates a softer appearance. I have many of the same as well: apple, spearmint, chocolate, mojito, orange, pennyroyal. Plus lemon catnip, also relegated to the gravel bed. When I had a small preformed open pond, I also had a water mint - I was hesitant to introduce that to my farm pond, fearing it might be invasive, so it went away when we filled in the pond with rocks and some bubbler columns.

Just three here:
Peppermint
Spearmint,
and Mojito

Lemon? sounds interesting , Is it noticeably citrus smell or taste?

Definitely lemon scent haven't tried it for taste yet because I've always killed it before it got big enough to to harvest any leaves from.

A friend has it behind her house if someone hasn't killed it so I'm getting more cuttings from her next visit

I love my Lemon Balm and always try to keep a big pot of it on the deck. Also have some Mountain Mint and some Lemon Thyme.

Have 1 mint - Eau d'cologne - it's tucked into the pot under the rootbeer plant (with an ever returning oxalis, chuckl)

I'm jealous. I only have apple mint. Haven't really worked on my mint collection yet.

apple, orange, chocolate and spearmint. never heard of mojito mint.

Moijito seems to be popular and easy to find right now because of some drink.
This is my first year with it and tea is the only drink I use mint in.

Currently, I have:

Spearmint, Kentucky Colonel (my absolute favorite)
Lime
Apple
Pineapple (plus it's so pretty)
Orange
Chocolate

I gave up my Eau d' Cologne because I just never used it (although it did smell lovely).

Lemon mint sounds lovely---I would love to try that one.

My Lemon Balm is growing by leaps and bounds. I like to put some in a big container of sun tea and let it steep. Very refreshing in the summer.

Linda
does Kentucky Colonel have soft (fuzzy) leaves?

No, not really. Apple mint definitely has a soft/fuzzy leaf.

Kentucky Colonel has a very ridged leaf, but not fuzzy at all. I'll see if I can get a photo tomorrow.

Mojito is even fuzzier than apple mint...

I have what is suppose to be mojito mint and it is not what I would consider soft/ fuzzy
wonder if I have something else.?

I have apple mint , the kind with the roundish leaves and it is what I would call fuzzy

My Mojito Mint isn't fuzzy either!

I only have one; which I just added to the garden. I added Apple Mint. I don't often use it in cooking & I try to limit myself to just those herbs that I regularly use.

Well there was this small mint on the clearance rack today called Smith's mint
Looks like it has round purple flowers
It needed rescuing

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