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Korean Mint

Agastache rugosa

Also known as bae cho hyang (EN)

Hardy perennial in the mint family, also called bae cho hyang, with anise-scented leaves used in Korean and Japanese cooking and for tea. Its spikes of purple flowers attract bees and butterflies. Grows 60–120cm tall.

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