Plant ID please

I inherited the above plant when we moved into our house and have no idea what it is. It spreads quite a lot and I usually cut it back during the summer as it grows too big. It has a lovely scent, sort of herby, maybe like a type of wild herb but can't quite put my finger on exactly what the scent is.
I need to know how to look after it properly so if anyone has any ideas it would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
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Looks to me like Artemisia aka Lad's Love http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemisia_abrotanum
it sounds to me as if you're treating it just right. Cut it back and encourage it to bush out. It also strikes quite easily from cuttings.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I think that's Artemesia abronatum, Definitely artemesia, probably abronatum
In the sticks near Peterborough
and definitely abronatum, thank you Dove.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Thanks Dove and Nut, it has never flowered though? Is there a variety that doesn't flower?
I've just had a look at other Artemesia and it looks like it might be Mugwort variety.
There are new shoots at the base and it has got quite woody at the bottom so didn't know whether to just prune it right back now?
Maybe pruning stops it flowering Tracey.
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I think so Nut, just been reading up now I know what it is and on RHS website it says to prune now. I think by me cutting it back in summer when it gets too big I've probably cut off the flower growth!!
I am am going to get my shears out now and prune it and we will see if I go can get flowers in summer
Thank you
Done, cut right back to new growth so will see what happens in the summer
Thanks again x
The flowers aren't much, the foliage is its big thing
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The foliage is lovely in the summer and the smell is wonderful