Hedgemaids
I completely adore the smell of this stuff. So much that I swiped some from a random curb yesterday to put in my own garden.
Ground-ivy
(Gill-over-the-ground, Hedgemaids)
Glechoma hederacea
• Family: Mint (Lamiaceae)
• Habitat: lawns, grassy areas, disturbed sites
• Height: 6-18 inches• Flower size: 1/2 inch long
• Flower color: purple
• Flowering time: April to July
• Origin: Europe
(I'm so pleased I figured out how to add photos! Perhaps I will evolve past Blog Stone Age with time...)
2 Comments:
now i know what that is called ..i have it all thru my garden.. runs rampant but doesn't choke other plants like some that crawl over the ground :)
p.s. this is martina/seagrrlz
I had read that stuff was also called "Creeping Charley" but wasn't sure in which region--thanks for filling me in! To me, "Creeping Charlie" is a vine-y nearly indestructible houseplant that propagates easily from clippings, comes in both green and purple and also goes by the name "Wandering Jew."
Sam
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