Sweet woodruff

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Sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum) has a wonderful aromatic quality and can tolerate part-shade or full shade. Learn how to grow this versatile plant.

Sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum) is an attractive plant that makes a nice, finely textured ground cover for shade gardens.

All you need to know about caring for Galium odoratum. Planting and propagation of this plant in your garden, ongoing care.

An herb garden plant useful for groundcover in shady spots.

A vigorous and spreading groundcover for a woodland or shade setting; attractive whorled foliage and tiny white flowers in spring; prefers organic, slightly acidic soils; tough yet quite delicate-looking, putty in the hands of a talented garden designer

Want to learn how to use sweet woodruff as natural medicine? Discover the 9 health uses of sweet woodruff and its amazing health benefits.

Have a shady spot where other plants refuse to grow? Try growing sweet woodruff. Morning Chores helps you grow this mult-purpose plant.

Not to be confused with our native Galium boreale (bedstraw), Galium odoratum (Asperula) is a wonderful ground cover with glossy fan-shaped green foliage. The dainty, star-shaped white flowers are sweetly scented. Prefers moist, well-drained soil. Will take partial shade or full sun. Will dry and retain the sweet hay fragrance. A great partner to our native Mertensia virginica (Virginia Bluebells). Grow at the edge of your woodlands, around your benches, anywhere to enjoy the nice soft…

Add beauty to your shady yard with the perennials seen in this Minnesota garden.