What's this plant with fragrant leaves
This plant has very thin and fragile stems. It has very good smelling leaves. No flowers. Is there any way i can propagate it?
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This plant has very thin and fragile stems. It has very good smelling leaves. No flowers. Is there any way i can propagate it?
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I think its Helichrysum petiolare, common name liquorice plant. In the UK, this is a seasonal, frost tender plant used for decorative purposes in pots and tubs with summer bedding, but in other, warmer parts of the world, it is a short lived perennial or sub shrub. It usually flowers in its second year and may seed itself, otherwise, you can take cuttings, 4-6 inches long, with soft growth at the tip and woodier stems at the base - full instructions here https://living.thebump.com/propagation-helichrysum-petiolare-6685.html
For an image and general information on this plant, see here https://kumbulanursery.co.za/plants/helichrysum-petiolare
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I think its Helichrysum petiolare, common name liquorice plant. In the UK, this is a seasonal, frost tender plant used for decorative purposes in pots and tubs with summer bedding, but in other, warmer parts of the world, it is a short lived perennial or sub shrub. It usually flowers in its second year and may seed itself, otherwise, you can take cuttings, 4-6 inches long, with soft growth at the tip and woodier stems at the base - full instructions here https://living.thebump.com/propagation-helichrysum-petiolare-6685.html
For an image and general information on this plant, see here https://kumbulanursery.co.za/plants/helichrysum-petiolare
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I think its Helichrysum petiolare, common name liquorice plant. In the UK, this is a seasonal, frost tender plant used for decorative purposes in pots and tubs with summer bedding, but in other, warmer parts of the world, it is a short lived perennial or sub shrub. It usually flowers in its second year and may seed itself, otherwise, you can take cuttings, 4-6 inches long, with soft growth at the tip and woodier stems at the base - full instructions here https://living.thebump.com/propagation-helichrysum-petiolare-6685.html
For an image and general information on this plant, see here https://kumbulanursery.co.za/plants/helichrysum-petiolare
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I think its Helichrysum petiolare, common name liquorice plant. In the UK, this is a seasonal, frost tender plant used for decorative purposes in pots and tubs with summer bedding, but in other, warmer parts of the world, it is a short lived perennial or sub shrub. It usually flowers in its second year and may seed itself, otherwise, you can take cuttings, 4-6 inches long, with soft growth at the tip and woodier stems at the base - full instructions here https://living.thebump.com/propagation-helichrysum-petiolare-6685.html
For an image and general information on this plant, see here https://kumbulanursery.co.za/plants/helichrysum-petiolare
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I think its Helichrysum petiolare, common name liquorice plant. In the UK, this is a seasonal, frost tender plant used for decorative purposes in pots and tubs with summer bedding, but in other, warmer parts of the world, it is a short lived perennial or sub shrub. It usually flowers in its second year and may seed itself, otherwise, you can take cuttings, 4-6 inches long, with soft growth at the tip and woodier stems at the base - full instructions here https://living.thebump.com/propagation-helichrysum-petiolare-6685.html
For an image and general information on this plant, see here https://kumbulanursery.co.za/plants/helichrysum-petiolare
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