maybe sage? salvia
just a guess

I know it is hard without a pic of it! And, I realized when you replied that I forgot to mention that it is not fragrant at all. Even though it looks and feels like some type of herb. So, not a sage. By looking at it you would think sage or lavender with the grayish leaves and the flowers.

Thanks for replying! I have been trying to do Google searches to try and find out what it is, and how to propagate it. I tried a hardwood cutting for my MIL, but it didn't take.

Sred

Try this one..."Russian Sage" Perovskia atriplicifolia.

Rosie

Here is a link that might be useful: Russian Sage

Here is a pic. I used my DD's camera, but she has dropped it a lot since she got it for Christmas! I do not know how to size these, so I hope this isn't too big.

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The leaves are stiff and solid, not serrated. No fragrance to the leaves or the flowers. Stays green all winter. I hope someone knows what this is. Again, sorry for the quality of the pic. It's the best the camera will do.

Sred

Erysimum x 'Bowles Mauve'?

Joe

How about rosemary?

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:222016}}

Bingo!!! Bowles Mauve, it is! I've never had it before, so I didn't know what it was. Thanks so much, Joe and Dinajean!

Now I just have to figure out the best way to propagate it. ;)

Shelly

You could start with layering for propagation.

Yes - it's quite short lived so you might want to start replacements. You can take cuttings as well as layering.