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It has very small stocks of white flowers in the fall. The leaves are soft and velvety and some have a pink tint on the edges. It is drought tolerant and frost resistant. I thought it was Mexican oregano but when I Google it the pictures are not the same.
Hardiness Zone: 10a
By Babbie from Lemon Grove, CA
Monk's weed, gout weed or snow on the mountain. Comes in solid green and variegated. Personally I love it. The plants are usually 8-10 inches high (some higher), spreads - some call it invasive. Great on hills or areas that are hard to mow. Flowers look a lot like queen anne's lace. Ria
I also have this growing in my yard up here in Maine. We call it Snow on the Mountain. It will cover areas where there's lots of shade. I have it planted along with hostas and ferns.
I believe it is called Snow On The Mountain. It is a good ground cover, it goes everywhere.
It is Swedish ivy the flowers don't look at all like goat weeds flowers and the leaves are a different shape, same color though.
Thank you.

Looks like goutweed. Next to impossible to get rid off, but very, very tough. We are zone 2b.
Thank you mom of towers it is definitely Swedish ivy, now I know absolutely every plant and my garden.
No mystery plants left
I thought it looked like Swedish Ivy? I bought some this year, and that's what the tag said - it does have a "unique" scent - I like it.
Shell61
I Googled the dead nettle and its said it ' s in the mint family this has perfectly round stems from what I understand all meant have square stems and none of the Flowers match up if I remember right this has a long stalk of very tiny white flowers and the leaves are very thick and velvety almost a peach fuzz on them is that sound like you're dead nettle?

Lamium common name Dead Nettle. Family: Labiatae (mints)
I have three different types pink flower white flower and a purple. The leaf colour varies too.
Just a guess.