Help IDing please

[doadeer]

Hello,

Any idea what the one on the far right is? I know I have lemon thyme, oragano in this pot but what is the fine leaf one? I assume a herb? It doesn't have a distinctive smell.

Thank you

looks like tarragon...if French variety it will smell vaguely aniseedy

Rosemary

Rosemary

Actually I take that back, if it doesn’t have a distinctive smell it’s not rosemary.

It actually looks most like a creeping phlox I have - leaves similar to rosemary but more tender and brighter green. Have you seen any flowers?

If it's the one behind the rosemary, it could be tarragon. If it's the one in front of the tarragon, it could be rosemary.

It's not rosemary, I have two huge rosemary bushes. It's a finer needle leaf... Also doesn't look like or smell like tarragon. Hmmm I can't remember what I was told it was... Very frustrating

Can you just take a picture of the one that you want identifying? Close up and in focus.

On the pixtures agree it looks a bit like rosemary but it definately isn't unless there are less common varieties?

Looks like a savory to me.

Could it be winter savoury? Mine looks similar to rosemary but it’s a bit less woody

Never heard of that I'll have a look!

I downloaded an app which said it's this... But I don't remember it flowering

It does look like rosemary, there are loads of different varieties. Is it definitely not - what does it smell like when you rub the leaves?

I would agree with the creeping phlox comment above. Has it flowered?

It just has a leaf smell. I have tons of herbs on my balcony Inc two huge rosemary and it really is different to them, would rosemary lose its smell?

I've never known rosemary to lose its smell even in the winter.

Definitely looks like an alpine phlox.

Ignore me, Rosemary's always smelly. I hope it's the phlox, it's so pretty. I thought phlox wasn't shrubby, are the stems woody?

@IcakethereforeIam they can get a bit woody in old age. I have just cut mine back (three plants), that are many years old, and there are some quite thick stems underneath. I think there may be some dead flowers visible on the last pics?

The named varieties of rosemary have the same leaf

Well you live and learn! Thanks @NanTheWiser