Dysphania botrys is an erect, well-branched perennial-appearing plant noted for strongly aromatic foliage. It flowers from July to September, producing small, inconspicuous blooms. It prefers full sun in a south-facing, sheltered position and a neutral, well-drained loam. It is grown both as a culinary herb and for ornamental effect in sunny parts of the garden.

Dysphania botrys, sticky goosefoot, is an erect aromatic plant flowering July to September and grown as a culinary herb and ornamental.

Dysphania botrys

Sticky goosefoot | Dysphania botrys

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