Help identifying plant
11 years ago
Hi friends, I asked in my natural group on Facebook when this plant was a little smaller and they all felt it was mint (it is not). It's now quite big. I can't seem to find anything on the internet and I'm not sure if it is friend or foe. It looks nice!
Thanks in advance :)
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