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brain dead! what is this plant's name?

20 years ago

....this is driving me crazy!

I don't know how to get a picture on the web, but maybe I can describe it,

Please help, I have COMPLETE BLOCK ON THIS STUPID PLANT.

Small compact compound divided leaves, looking kind of like tiny parsley, there is a variety with very bright yellow leaves right now.

Grows about 12 inches tall and get small sprays of tiny white petaled with yellow center "daisy' flowers.

The foliage has kind of an herbal smell.

thanks for any tips

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drtdgr
20 years ago
Feverfew?
buyorsell888
20 years ago
Sounds like feverfew to me too
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Poochella
20 years ago
I third it: feverfew. Reseeds like crazy. Some people think it smells rather bad.
Patrick888
20 years ago
Plantknitter...is feverfew correct?
I love the smell of it...but then I like the smell of a number of plants that others dislike: chrysanthemums, marigolds & tomatoes, for example.
buyorsell888
20 years ago
I strongly dislike the smell of feverfew, mums, marigolds and tomato plants!

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