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Originally Posted by GardenGerald
Do you think the plant is Phlomis. Flowers may be yellow or mauve formed in whorls arond the stem throughout its length. Let me know. Best wishes, Gerald.
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It doesn't seem familiar, but when I had it in my yard I didn't live there long enough to see it flower.
It was planted to be a traffic-tolerable groundcover...smelled nice...but I didn't see it flower. If you have recommendations for traffic-tolerable groundcovers I'm all ears
