Popped up in a pot
remy_gw
9 years ago
Hi All,
This plant appeared in with a beefsteak plant that I had purchased in the spring. So the seed could of come in on the wind or with the plant.
It has a nice agastache scent, but I know it is is not Anise Hyssop. Otherwise I'm clueless.
Thank you,
Remy
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