Need help identifying this weed/plant
AlmaMartin
10 years ago
I have this growing in my flower bed & I need to know what it is. When I try to pick it, it releases a strong smell. I think it may have been something my neighbor planted (vietnamiese origin). I can't get rid of it no matter how much I try. It is very invasive in my garden. Please help
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