A friend gave me two starts of this plant. She says it’s very hardy here in North Alabama. Grows about 3 feet tall in sun, shorter in shade.
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Comments
Mamabluestem wrote:
Looks very much like ‘Oriental Limelight’ a variegated mugwort. If it grows like it does here in Iowa, keep it contained!
Posted on 20 Jun 12 (11 months ago)
JimMarconnet wrote:
The lady I got it from called it Lamneesia. I failed to find that name anywhere.
Thanks for the warning!
http://www.perennials.com/plants/artemisia-vulgaris-oriental-limelight.html sure looks like my plants! AFAIK, you nailed it!
Posted on 20 Jun 12 (11 months ago)
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