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A plant that smells like lemon?
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Cooke writes In article , Nick Maclaren wrote: Leaves rather like a softer willow? Then it is lemon verbena, and it should root. Rounded, 'cushiony' leaves? Then it is lemon balm, and is best propagated by division. But my guess is the former. My guess is the latter, as it's much more common (grows as a weed in my garden). But I hope it's the former, as I think it's a wonderful, wonderful plant, and makes the best herbal tea there is. I'd have thought that if it were lemon balm, she wouldn't need to ask about propagation! ;-) -- Kay "Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river" |
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