Aromatic Plant from central Tunisia
Ramla
10 years ago
Hi,
Could you please help me identifying this plant?
It was collected yesterday?
It grows in clumps on hills located in the center of Tunisia.
It has a very pleasant smell, which is reminiscent of rosemary.
P.S: I changed the photo (better close-up).
Thanx!
This post was edited by Ramla on Mon, Jul 15, 13 at 19:03
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