Galium odoratum
Sweet woodruff is a deciduous perennial to 20cm often grown as a shady groundcover. The bright green leaves are held in whorls around the stem. Clusters of tiny star-like flowers cover the plant from April to June. The leaves smell like hay when they dry, making them great for use in pot pouri. In Germany it is used in wine making.
This plant likes a well-drained soil in shade.
Sweet woodruff is a deciduous perennial to 20cm often grown as a shady groundcover. The bright green leaves are held in whorls around the stem. Clusters of tiny star-like flowers cover the plant from April to June. The leaves smell like hay when they dry, making them great for use in pot pouri. In Germany it is used in wine making.
This plant likes a well-drained soil in shade.
Sweet woodruff is a deciduous perennial to 20cm often grown as a shady groundcover. The bright green leaves are held in whorls around the stem. Clusters of tiny star-like flowers cover the plant from April to June. The leaves smell like hay when they dry, making them great for use in pot pouri. In Germany it is used in wine making.
This plant likes a well-drained soil in shade.