Salvia guaranitica

Salviagaranichica (scientific name:Salvia guaranitica) is a perennial plant perennials native to Central and South America and Europe. Lined vertically with "dark Chin opened the mouth a snake-shaped purple flower and bloom. Leaving scatters the petals and Calyx.

Common name: salviagaranichica (Salvia guaranitica), scientific name:Salvia guaranitica, aka:Anise sage, sage Anise-scented, Anise-scented sage, medusage (Meadow Sage), Categories: Angiosperm plant Kingdom authenticity dicots perilla perilla, Department of Lamiaceae genus Salvia guaranitica species, native: Europe and Latin America, height: 60-70 cm, phyllotaxis: vs., leaf color dark green, flower-shaped spikes and racemes, flower: purple, squeezing: lip shape (1 upper lip, lower lip 1 on three-lobed), Calyx form: lips (three-lobed upper lip and lower lip 2 crack) and flowering period: May to July