Varigated, scented leaves

I bought this as an annual this spring because I had never seen it before. Even the man in the greenhouse couldn't remember it's name.
The leaves are thick and scented.

 

I love that stuff! I used to buy it every year because it makes a good filler in planters or on it's own in a basket. I also like the way it smells. I couldnt find it this year .

Sorry I'm no help with the name but it reminds me of a Swedish Ivy.

 

?Glechoma hederacea variegata.
And I dislike the smell immensely.

 

Google 'Variegated Swedish Ivy'

 

It is a pretty thing. Do you think you can bring it in for the winter?
Deanna
:-D

 

I'm not sure Deanna, but I think I'll try.

 

It is so very pretty.I would love to smell it myself.

 

I love this plant! I forgot to plant any of it this year, but I usually do have it in a pot in the summer. I have tried to overwinter it in the house, but it needs so much sun that it never survived. I've always called it Swedish Ivy too.

 

I love anything with an herby smell. I will need good filler for my border and that's a pretty choice.
Gardengater

 

Are the leaves fuzzy or smooth.

 

They are sort of fuzzy Sharon. It is not Sage.

 

name for plant

I also have this plant -- I love it. I take cuttings and put them in water -- I have many new plants. After searching I think this is what it is:

Plectranthus (plek-TRAN-thus) (Info)
Cultivar: Lemon Twist

Check it out on the internet to see if I am right. Let me know.

 

Well, I think mayzee has solved my mystery! Thank You!

 

It does look lovely. How big does it grow? What is the scent like?