I'm sorry but I do not recognize the plant. But I would like to ask you, How do u submit photos on this forum? Cause I didn't think this forum allows us to submit photos besides ones in websites. Thanks for ur help.
Putri..

Actually a photo attached to a post is fine. You must have an on line site that offers you the abiility to save photos. I use Photo Bucket and is a free service, buit limited to a few photos only, and then you must pay for more space. Once you send up a photo to Photo Bucket, there are three small 'windows' of text below each image, choose the middle text window and copy/paste the 'img' info to the posted message you place here. It should allow the GW forum to go to Photo Bucket and get the image link without any problems. Without photos in this herb forum, it very hard to describe an unknown plant, like that above. Hopefully, someone can figure this photo out, as I have seen such leaves, but only on some kind of house plant. Just searched through over 1200 herb photos, and none had leaves like yours. If these are smaller primary leaves, the may take a second shape on later growth.

thank u.

Water cress has similar leaves but so does a type of sorrel.

My initial reaction is that it looks like watercress.

Becky

Or landcress. Could this be a case of poor handwriting causing confusion between LAveNDeR and LANDcRess? (Barbarea verna)

I think you guys might be right about the Cress. The handwriting confusion even makes sense. I think I will dig up the address the of the swap partner and see if she thinks it's possible. Thanks for the clues!

Putri, I think the others answered your question bout photos. I have a free Photobucket account where I upload photos - they even provide me with an HTTP link to paste into a post, here on GardenWeb, or on any other website.

If you tear a leaf and get a peppery smell or even nibble a tiny corner and get a peppery taste, you will be sure you have a cress of some sort.