Here is another shot of it.

Maybe Isomeris arborea, common name Bladderpod?

Here is a link that might be useful: Isomeris arborea

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Thanks for your reply tulsarose. Sorry that I posted this twice. I thought I did something wrong because I couldn't see the first post.

I looked up Isomeris arborea and it seems to be more of a Southern California plant. Also, it says it is foul-smelling. The plant in my yard...well...it smells like a blend between menthol and pine and rosemary. I kind of like the smell. Also, I think its leaves are more delicate. I am posting another photograph with a ruler in it. Here you can also see the fuzzy white hairs it has. It is also slightly sticky to touch but otherwise soft.

It does smell strongly of menthol so I am surprised that I cannot find a plant that looks like this online that smells like menthol.

Ericameria sp?

I don't think it is Ericameria because it seems more lush than that. I may have to wait to see if it blooms. So far I don't see any indication that it will bloom.

I beleive it is some sort of mint or sage.

How about Hyssop officinalis?

Elaine

Sorry, Hyssopus officinalis

Thanks vall3fam for your suggestion. It could be this plant. I might have to wait to see if it blooms and what the blooms look like.

I finally figured out what this plant is. Stinkwort (Dittrichia graveolens). It has recently become a huge problem in California.

http://ucanr.edu/repositoryfiles/ca6702p110-102540.pdf

Thank you for sharing the name of the plant. I just discovered a field of it on a hike in the SF BAy Area and, like you, could not readily identify it using field guides and Google. Too bad it's invasive; it is in bloom and made for a lovely field.