Re: Teucrium

 <<I think you could hedge
 it too.  We have replaced all the Artemesia 'Powis Castle'  on the slopes
 with the T. f. A. because the Artemesia looks rattty after a year or two.
 I am sorry because Artemesia is a native and smells so good.>>  Teucrium will
 certainly clip into a low hedge - heat and drought-proof.  I find Powis Castle
 does not do well in a Med climate - try Artemesia aborescens or A. abrotanum.
 find they do much better.  Abrotanum needs cutting down occasionally to stop it
 getting leggy.  Eric    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/E_Rowe
 'Mediterranean Wild Flowers for Gardens'
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