At 08:50 AM 1/25/98 -0500, Robert Farr, Chile Man wrote: >I think you're talking about Perilla, also known as shisho. > >It's mostly used in Japanese and Korean cooking, though, not Thai. > >Robert. > > > Robert, These sound like a different flavor to me. Susan said Corriander/Cilantro flavor but stronger. PER10 Perilla frutescens var. BRONZE PERILLA A 4' FS/A C O 3.00 This plant has a warm, spicy scent reminiscent of cinnamon. The leaves are not as deep a purple as our Purple Perilla. The preferred culinary Perilla. Please add: of these to my order. PER20 Perilla frutescens var. GREEN PERILLA A 3' FS/A C O 3.00 PER20X Attractive, crinkled, lime-green leaves. The flavor is similar to that of Bronze Perilla, with a heavy, sweet aftertaste. The whole plant has a warm, spicy scent. Please add: of these to my order. Please add: of these to my order. PER30 Perilla frutescens var. PURPLE PERILLA A 4' FS/A C O 3.00 Fresh leaves used to flavor cucumbers and pickles. Attractive red-purple plant, which self-seeds. Often mistaken for Opal Basil. Much used in Oriental cooking. One loves it or hates it. Please add: of these to my order. PER30X Please add: of these to my order. Lloyd