pitcher sage

The term "pitcher sage" refers to specific sage plants native to California, recognized for their unique flower shapes and drought tolerance.

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Definition

C1California Flora

(regional, botanical)A sage plant with large, pitcher-shaped flowers, known for its aromatic properties and ability to thrive in dry, shaded environments.

Example

  • The pitcher sage is often planted in Californian gardens for its fragrance and hardiness.

C1Botany

(scientific)Any plant of the genus Lepechinia or Salvia spathacea, recognized for their distinctive flower shapes and drought tolerance.

Example

  • Lepechinia calycina, a type of pitcher sage, is native to Southern California.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "pitcher sage":

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