nickibarry, you can see what a member is looking for by clicking on the link to their member page, and then clicking on the link for their Trade List BTW...you have no email link on your member page. Feel free to email me via my member page if you need directions or help getting it set up. I'd be happy to help you with it. 'scuse me please...Sue

Lemon balm, which the plant does look like, has a lemony smell and taste - though some say it is more like lemon pledge than lemons! That is one of its most identifiable characteristics. My lemon balm (which comes up in mounds like this) is about at the same stage right now. FataMorgana

Looks nearly the twin of my Mojito Mint.

I planted one on Camano Island. It froze. However, a friend has one in Seattle. I have seen others around Seattle as well. Every plant has a minimum temperature below which it dies. Only a brief exposure is necessary to kill it. As long as your site stays above the minimum temperature for this one - something that may vary from one seedling or clone to the next - it will survive. As soon as it falls below it, goodbye! This importance of the minimum temperature is why various tender plants are being hailed by the inexperienced as 'hardy' here, we have had some years of high minimum temperatures. Variations in hardiness between different seedlings, races or cultivars also explains variable results, with what is being considered one plant (but actually isn't) found to be hardy for one person but not another. Often entire species of gums, for instance, are discussed as though they were clones, when in fact these are grown from seed, and sometimes vary widely in hardiness even within the same batch.