Is this in a garden? Or wild?

hi floral! -i just bought it. its in a pot (the other 2 photos are stuck in the houzz system)

the nursery man -told me it would grow dense with flowers

this has no scent -appears like a trailing rosemary (but isn't)

Your white shrub is Westringia fruticisa.

The other looks familiar but I'm drawing a blank for the moment. It seems about to flower. Can you show us when it does?

Couldn't the seller give you the Greek name?

Pimpinella ?

Yes! That's what was eluding me. Kept wanting to say Sanguisorba. My confusion coming from the common name Burnet Saxifrage for Pimpinella and Sanguisorba also being called Burnet.

I loved my Pimpinella major 'Rosea' as well as Chaerophyllum hirsutum 'Roseum' and have lost both. Guessing the 50 surplus inches of rainfall over the average last year rotted them out. I love the pink flowered Apiaceae and have tried growing pink flowering carrots but no germination of seeds with several attempts.

Thank you Carol- i will look up the names you provided as it is alway nice to discover new plants.

i was buying small celery plants when i spotted it next to the Parsley.

-i did ask for the name, but i didn't write it down (it was not a herb that i had ever heard of) but i was told it went in pies. i thought it looked like Burnet.

possibly some flavour will develop later -so far it just tastes fluffy :-(

That first one looks like my penstemon do right now.

tj