Showing posts with label Family | Lamiaceae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family | Lamiaceae. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 5, 2021

Family | Lamiaceae | Mint Family

__________________________________________________
___________________________________________________




beavers bend state park
broken bow, oklahoma
native to the southeastern united states






Lamiaceae Family
RUB MIN
lavender

Lamiaceae Family
monarda
monarda bergamo beebalm
monarda citriodora 'bergamo'
Fort Worth Botanical Garden



MONARDA
MONARDA 'peters purple'

FORT WORTH BOTANICAL GARDEN


Xanthorrhoeaceae Family
              purple basil ocimum               
basilPurple
golden oregano

FOR
lemon oregano

FORT WORTH B


Sage
salvia officinalis

FORT WORTH BOTANICAL GARDEN
FORT WORTH BOTANICAL GA



american beautyberry
callicarpa americana


FORT WORTH BOTANICAL GARDE


___________________________________

Family | Lamiaceae | The Mint Family

_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________




Conradina ?
 


 

 





Basil (Ocimum)




Golden Oregano  
Oregano



Sage (Salvia officinalis)
Blue Mistflower


Monarda



Lamiaceae Family
Monarda
                                               

Lamiaceae Family
Lavender
                                   



©  Grassroots Horticulture
2000-2015


________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________

Lemon Beebalm | Monarda citriodora | Pollinator Habitat

_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
Known by a number of common names, lemon beebalm is a 1-2 ft., aromatic annual with unusual, tuft-like, lavender to pink, whorled flower heads. Each whorl in the elongated spike is subtended by whitish or lavender, leaf-like bracts. Several stems grow from the base and are lined with pairs of lance-shaped leaves.


Bergamo Beebalm
Monarda Citriodora 'Bergamo'


Linnaeus named the genus Monarda in honor of a 16th century Spanish physician and botanist, Nicolas Bautista Monardes (1493-1588). Monardes studied medicinal plants brought back to Spain from the New World.



Horsemint has a distinctive citrus or lemony scent when the leaves are rubbed or crushed. It is very easy to grow and often forms large colonies. Bees and butterflies are attracted to this plant


Known by several names, Monarda citriodora, can be called lemon beebalm, purple horsemint, lemon mint, plains horsemint, lemon horsemint, horsemint, and purple lemon mint.


























  • Landscaping with Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest (1991) Miller, G. O.
  • Native Texas Plants: Landscaping Region by Region (2002) Wasowski, S. and; A. Wasowski
  • Texas Wildflowers: A Field Guide (1984) Loughmiller, C. and; L. Loughmiller
  • Texas Wildscapes: Gardening for Wildlife (1999) Damude, N. and; K.C. Bender
  • Useful wild plants of Texas, the Southeastern and Southwestern United States, the Southern Plains, and Northern Mexico (Volume 1: Abronia-Arundo) (1995) S. Cheatham; M. C. Johnston; L. Marshall
  • Wildflowers of Texas (2003) Ajilvsgi, Geyata.
  • Wildflowers of the Texas Hill Country (1989) Enquist, M.
  • Spiders associated with lemon horsemint in east central Texas, Martin Nyffeler, et al.
  • Evaluation of the Antifungal Activity of the Essential Oils of Monarda citriodora, Bishop.
©  Grassroots Horticulture
2000-2019
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________

Salvia

__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________

Gardening with Sages

CREATING Autumn accents | Two Favorites


Vivid Scarlet Vermilion 
Pineapple Sage (Salvia elegans)


















I consider pineapple sage an annual in my eco-region. It is a perennial in zones 8 and greater. Pineapple sage can usually be found in the herb section of your local nursery in the spring. Many people grow it for the lovely pineapple scented leaves and use the leaves for tea. The best luck I have had with both salvias is planting them along the edge of a retaining wall. The raised nature of a retaining wall allows for good drainage.




Lovely Lavender

Perennial Mexican bush sage  (Salvia leucantha) 















                                                                                                                                                  

I have the 3-5' Mexican salvia and the more diminutive Salvia leucantha 'Santa Barbara'.  If you have ever grown Russian sage you will find this sub-shrub comparable excepting the shorter height of the plant makes it less likely to topple in winds and requires no support.  We usually get temperatures below 25 degrees so I considered it a perennial in zone 7b-8a.                                                         






       ˃˃

All material © 2007-2017 by Jeanette Hyden for Grassroots Horticulture
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Saturday, June 13, 2020

Monarda

GARDENING | PLANT ID
 
_________
  Texas Native  ______
 
 
Linnaeus named the genus Monarda in honor of a 16th century Spanish physician and botanist, Nicolas Bautista Monardes (1493-1588). Monardes studied medicinal plants brought back to Spain from the New World.
 
Monarda citriodora Cerv. ex Lag.
lemon beebalm
 
Monarda fistulosa 'Peter's Purple'
"Monarda fistulosa 'Peter's Purpleis a hybrid of Monarda fistulosa 'Claire Grace' and a Mexican species, Monarda barlettii, that occurred in the garden of Texas native plant expert, Peter Loos. It is a clump-forming herbaceous perennial with aromatic, lance-shaped leaves. It has terminal whorls of two-lipped, 2 1/2 in." MBG
 
 
 
 

 

 




 
 
 
 
 
 
 ____________________________________________________________________________________
 ____________________________________________________________________________________