Blephilia ciliata, commonly called Ohio Mint, Downy Woodmint, or Ohio Horsemint, is a native perennial forb (wildflower) which occurs in dryish open woods and thickets, clearings, fields and roadsides. Leaves are usually considered to be lacking in the pungency and quality needed for use as a culinary herb. Small basal leaves and shoots remain green throughout the winter.
