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melody Posted - May 19 2015 : 2:05:11 PM
Just got back from my favorite local greenhouse when a sweet young college girl brought me a sage plant that smells EXACTLY like pineapple when you gently brush the leaves! I was gob-smacked....then she picked up another plant that smelled exactly like theater popcorn!

What the heck?

I couldn't resist and bought the pineapple sage----I figure it will go well with roasted chicken.

Strange new world we live in gals when you can buy a plant that smells like popcorn....

Melody

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melody Posted - Jun 03 2015 : 09:44:51 AM
Beth....how is that possible? Genetically modified plants?

It ain't natural!

Melody
notathreatinsight Posted - Jun 03 2015 : 05:28:32 AM
Last Saturday when I was at the greenhouse, there were people coming in and asking for them. She didn't have any left though. She showed me a picture of the flowers, and they do look like popcorn. She also showed me some cosmos she had that smell like chocolate. Those were pretty cool.

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Hoosiermom Posted - Jun 03 2015 : 01:44:04 AM
we have a greenhouse business in Central Indiana & we sold popcorn plants this year for the first time. We grew just a few to try them but we will definately grow more next year, they were a huge hit! They will grow up to 6 foot tall, the blooms look like popcorn, & the leaves smell like popcorn when you rub them. It is a great conversation piece/

Beth
katmom Posted - May 21 2015 : 7:52:31 PM
wow! I have never heard of such a plant (popcorn)...
I grew Pineapple sage back at my SO.Cal home,, the hummingbirds loved it! Oh and it makes a lovely tisane (herbal tea)

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notathreatinsight Posted - May 21 2015 : 05:19:44 AM
My aunt has a greenhouse that I've been working at every Saturday in exchange for plants, and she has the popcorn plant too. It was the weirdest plant! It really smelled just like popcorn. She said the flowers even look a little like popcorn.

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Bonnie Ellis Posted - May 20 2015 : 4:22:32 PM
Pineapple sage is a wonderful addition to iced tea. I just like to rub it when I am out in the garden and sniff. Ahhhhhh

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Bear5 Posted - May 19 2015 : 2:16:51 PM
Interesting! I'll have to ask the local greenhouses about that!
Marly

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