Looks like lemon balm with aphid or some other pest damage.

Rodney

Mint, catnip, catmint, henbit, lemon balm, stinging nettle ... they all look pretty similar. All are edible, though you'd be smart to cook the stinging nettle first. I think mint only really smells minty. Catnip only vaguely. Perilla mint looks similar, and it is deadly. Some other members of the mint family are as well. Most mints have square stems, but some bad stuff does too.

Do not want to be in the news with title "Man died from eating plant identified online." I would consider it unsafe.

Of course, just for fun ... https://www.wikihow.com/Test-if-a-Plant-Is-Edible

Does it smell like mint?

I can't say what it is, but I don't think it's a mint. It might be a Salvia tho'... I know I've seen that leaf structure before.

"Perilla mint looks similar, and it is deadly."

To ruminants. Perilla mint, aka shiso, is a widely grown Asian herb/vegetable.

Rodney

Deadly for cattle and ruminants. Not wise for humans to eat a lot of it.

Thank you all. I will just dig them out then. :)

Rochdale, it hasn’t been identified yet. There are multiple candidates. You could show more pictures as it develops, especially when it flowers.

Pinch a leaf....smell it....and taste a tiny bit....no plant is deadly poison to humans in a tiny taste while lush and green.