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Yea Netty... it does look like my Lavandula angustifolia... but mine has only one stalk barely about 7-8 inches long..n prostrate...but i see there r some new growth on it....
Carly...does it smell...? could it be a lavender/ Lavandula angustifolia?
* * * * i believe that somewhere in da darkest night...a candle glows, i believe for every drop of rain that falls...a flower grows.... Plants: 386 | From: Malaysia | Registered: Apr 2006
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Certainly not rosemary (which is a member of the lavender family). But it certainly looks like a lavender. Rosemary has almost needle like leaves and doesn't smell like aniseed (I speak as a darn good cook not a darn good gardner). If the leaves smell like aniseed then it is certainly a herb but is not the classic dill type with feathery type leaves, or even basil with broad leaves. So let's settle for a lavender. Which one, I leave to better gardners. (But not better cooks). Don't forget that lavender was originally grown as a herb. Bit strong for modern taste.
* * * * I am told that one day my brain will grow and grow. I'm looking forward to being a half wit. Plants: 138 | From: Scarborough. U.K. | Registered: Feb 2007
| Seeded: 88.107.91.148
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There is a type of lavender that grows prostrate as it flowers. Am interested to see what happens as it matures and flowers.
Plants: 5 | From: Ottawa County, Ohio | Registered: Mar 2007
| Seeded: 67.72.98.45
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