Germander
| Botanical Name | Teucrium laciniatum |
| Common Name | Germander |
| Family | Lamiaceae - Mint |
| Description | This perennial has many square, straight stems that are branched at the base. They form clumps as they grow in colonies. The leaves are opposite and deeply pinnately cut (nearly to the midrib). |
| Mature Size | 6 - 8 inches |
| Bloom | April-May. The flowers are scattered, somewhat funnel-shaped, greenish-white with pink or purple veins. Each flower is ½” to ¾” long and has 2 lips. The upper lip is much shorter than the lower one.
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| Interesting Facts | Used in landscaping. Spicy and sweet fragrance. |
| Traditional and Medicinal Uses |
None found |
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Photo for SFBG by Janice Tucker
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