What is another word for Calamintha Sylvatica?
Pronunciation: [kˌalɐmˈɪnθə sɪlvˈatɪkə] (IPA) 
Calamintha sylvatica is a plant species commonly known as Calamint, a type of ornamental mint that blooms in the summer months with pale pink to purple flowers. Its alternate names include Wild Basil, Mountain Balm, and Wild Savory. This aromatic herb is often used in herbal remedies to treat colds, flu, and other respiratory ailments. The Calamint's leaves are also employed in culinary applications as a seasoning or garnish. Other synonyms for this plant include Satureja sylvatica, Clinopodium sylvaticum, Thymus sylvaticus, and Acinos sylvaticus. Its medicinal and culinary value, as well as its pleasant fragrance, make the Calamint a popular choice among gardeners and herb enthusiasts alike.
