Couple Of Plant ID's

[Geoff Dann]

It's greater swine-cress... (eta: the other one in the opening post, that is.)

[_Matt_]

The pics in the opening post that weren't good enough were probably misleading. Here is some better ones. Now that i think about it it probably smells more like sage than mint. But it is very strong either way. Which is why it's so interesting. It's just like a herb you'd buy.

[_Matt_]

The plant in question is no more than a couple of feet high.

[Geoff Dann]

I think all your stuff is really interesting and we can learn more if you shared more plants id's here, I'm waiting for your latest stuff to come here.

If that's directed at me, then thankyou. :-)

[Geoff Dann]

The plant in question is no more than a couple of feet high.

Ah, that's not swine-cress. Leaves are similar, but I think that has to be an http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemisia_%28genus%29

Wormwood?:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemisia_absinthium

[_Matt_]

It's very close but by the looks of all the google pics a slightly different species, unless morphology can vary between plants. But undoubtedly in that genus.

[Geoff Dann]

Mugwort? Usually mugwort is nettle-sized by now.

[OakAshandThorn]

Mugwort? Usually mugwort is nettle-sized by now.

Mugwort doesn't have yellow flowers...they're white, tiny and almost bud-like.
But I am pretty sure this is another 'Artemisia'.