Anyone know what this plant is??
laureen5495
9 years ago
Hi All! I'm on the hunt tryin to figure out what plant this is. I bought a spearmint plant at the flea market and this plant grew in the same container. It was different lookin from the spearmint plant so I let it grow but I have no idea what it is. It has a very sweet lemony fragrance to me. Anyone know?
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