What are the English names of tulips and mints? Do they have any legends?

Legend: In ancient Europe, there was a beautiful girl who was adored and pursued by three handsome knights. One gave her a crown; One gave her a nod; The other gave her gold. The girl is worried and doesn't know how to choose. Because those three men were so excellent, she had to ask the flower god for help. The flower god turned her into a tulip, a crown into a bud, a sword into a leaf and gold into a bulb. In this way, she accepted the love of three knights at the same time, and tulips became the embodiment of love. Because the crown represents an extremely noble position, and the sword is a symbol of power, owning gold means owning wealth, so in ancient Europe, only nobles and celebrities were qualified to grow tulips.

English name of mint: corn mint

Legend: Purdue, the god of the underworld, fell in love with the sea elf mint. Purdue's wife turned mint into mint vanilla because of jealousy. However, the love of mint will never disappear, so people can smell the fresh and incomparable fragrance of mint ~ ~ Greek mythology.