What is another word for downy wood mint?
Pronunciation: [dˈa͡ʊni wˈʊd mˈɪnt] (IPA) 
Downy Wood Mint, also known as Blephilia ciliata or hairy wood mint, is a native North American wildflower that typically blooms from late summer to fall. This perennial herb features oval-shaped leaves with serrated edges and a pungent scent. If you are looking for alternative names for this plant, you might find the terms herbaceous perennial, Appalachian Mint, Tick Seed Mint, or fringed Blephilia. Whether you are a botanist, a gardener, or simply interested in nature, remembering these synonyms can be valuable when describing or identifying this distinctive plant species in different regions and contexts.
