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Sweet Woodruff
What I know:
� Galium odoratum
� Grows 6" high and spreads about a foot (at a time).
� Can be invasive.
� Star-shaped white flowers appear in spring.
� Dies back to the ground each winter.
� Progate by division in spring or fall.
� Apparently "the dry leaves and stems smell like new-mown hay and are wonderful in sachets" - Burpee Complete Gardener.
� Prefers shade and constanty moist soil.
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