Was there supposed to be a picture? I don't see one.
Sherry

Sorry for the double post:
http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk131/conjuay/NeedID001.jpg

I'm pretty sure it's snow squarestem/Melanthera nivea.
'Very pretty!
Sherry

Here is a link that might be useful: Melanthera nivea

Could that be almond verbena? I have seen that at the Wildseed Farm in Fredericksburg, TX. They had 2 in the butterfly house, but none for sale in the nursery. The butterflies were all over that shrub/tree! And it smelled heavenly! It kinda looks like what I remember, but can't be sure since I wasn't able to purchase one.

Mechelle

Yes, Sherry, That is it!!!

I am amazed by how much activity this plant sees! Mostly small bees and a few of the smaller butterflies. I've tried rooting cuttings in water for our new garden, but no-go.

I'll have to use rooting hormone and perlite, maybe...
I've been unable to find any seeds, even with all the flower pollinators!!!
Thank for your help,
Myke

It looks like a good nectar plant, Myke.
Mechelle, I've got a sweet almond verbena by my garden gate. It blooms all the time, and it smells heavenly! It only attracts bees and the smallest butterflies, but I still love it.
Sherry