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#536035 - 07/12/09 01:47 AM

Re: Scented Plants [Re: gardenplanters]

Claybird Offline

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Registered: 01/02/06
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Loc: Indiana

Then there are the plants with scented leaves. Right now in my garden the basil is growing tall, as is a related plant that I only know as "Friendship Plant" because it self seeds readily and produces lots of small plants that can be given away to friends. It has broad purple leaves that have a beautiful sweet spicy smell when crushed. I also like the fragrance of crushed tansy leaves.

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