Does anyone know the name of this ground cover?

Patricia P

9 months ago

It's not Creeping Jenny or maiden fern.

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floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
9 months ago
Can you say where it’s growing geographically?
Patricia P
Original Author
9 months ago
Southern California
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Cathy Kaufell
9 months ago
last modified: 9 months ago
Looks like Corsican mint. Is it fragrant?
Patricia P
Original Author
9 months ago
I thought it was also but no, it doesn't have a fragrance and on closer inspection is not quite the same.
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
9 months ago
last modified: 9 months ago
Your plant has alternate foliage so it cannot be any member of the mint family. They all have opposite foliage.

Have you ever noticed any flowers on it? Some kind of Pratia perhaps???
Patricia P
Original Author
8 months ago
I just finished looking at Pratia Angulata and it does look very much like it. Perhaps the spring will tell more when it flowers. Thank you! You may have solved the mystery!

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