On 16/9/08 19:08, in article , "Spider"
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"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 16/9/08 17:20, in article , "Spider"
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"babydoctor" wrote in message
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I recently acquired a potted plant but I was not told what it was. When
I got it, it had very small white flowers on it which were fragrant.
These have now died off (they can just about be seen in the attached
image). The leaves/stems have no scent and the stems are fairly hard
and stick-like. The older stems at the base have turned yellow.
I just wondered if anyone could tell me what it is and also give some
care advice... It appears to be dying off, and I am unsure if it will
come back next year etc....

a picture of the plant can be found at the following link:

http://tinyurl.com/6ex67w

Thanks!



I thought it looked rather like the white form of Lithospermum diffusum,
but
I don't think that has scent.

Spider

Ray says there some miniature Penstemons about and I think someone has
suggested Penstemons, haven't they?

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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
(new website online)


Yes, I've grown them myself (can't remember the name) and they're very
pretty. However, the leaves in the picture we saw were textured like
Lithospermum, but I don't think it can be. Gypsohila seems to have been
accepted, and it *does* have scent.

Spider


Gypsophila? Could be G. repens, perhaps?

--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
(new website online)

I know, it has very small white flowers that one fragrance. Now they are dead (they almost can be seen in attached image). In the leaf / stem has no flavor and are quite tough stems, adhere to the state. Old stems at the bottom have turned yellow.