I think I'm going to agree with you. The link said it was 'aromatic' and indeed it is when you ruffle it up. Strong smell that takes over the area. Seems to like it here in NC too. I love it for the color. Stays that color all year until seeding time. It works well with the Russian Sage and Black Eyed Susan along my walk way.
I brought a few plant down when I moved and when it went to seed, I just crushed them in my hand and BOOM, they took off. I won't have to worry about spreading seed anymore as it runs rampid but is easy to maintain.
Eating it? Hmm..maybe. I'll look into that.
Greg
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