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Is this Savory?

naterpotaterslc

11 years ago

Just moved into a new house. I found these plants near the Garden area, they are about 4' tall, and get a great mix of shade and sunlight. After reviewing other images, I think it might be savory. It does not have any definable fragrance to it and have long, thin stems. Thanks for the help!

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barbe_wa
11 years ago
In my experience, summer savory has a very definite scent and flavor, and I've never had it grow this tall. It doesn't really resemble my winter savory either. It appears that the leaves are too broad - mine has smaller leaves that grow all along the stem.
fatamorgana2121
11 years ago
It looks almost like the weedy asters that try to take over my garden beds, but I'm uncertain as to what plants would be common in Utah. Be sure to ask on the Name that Plant forum.

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