Mystery perennial
monkeybelle
11 years ago
Hello!
Looking for some help in ID'ing this plant. I focus mostly on butterfly nectar plants in this particular garden. I didn't make note of what this was when I planted it. I am cross-posting in the butterfly gardens forum as well.
The growth is almost a perfect circle, and just a couple inches high. The largest leaves are about 1" wide.
Any ideas appreciated! Thanks!
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