Stachys rugosa Jacq.

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Stachys rugosa is a species of perennial herb in the genus Stachys.

Stachys rugosa can be found in Southern Africa from Namibia and Namaqualand through the Karoo in Fynbos, Succulent Karoo and Nama Karoo regions, and into Lesotho. In South Africa, it can be found in the Cape Provinces and the Free State. In grassland biomes, it can be found at altitudes of 180-2900 m.

Stachys rugosa - Wikipedia

Spring flowering Stachys rugosa is a water-wise, ornamental, herbaceous perennial, with felted leaves that have a pungent aroma of pyrethrum or sheep dip, when crushed.

Strongly aromatic, herbaceous perennial, from 0.3 to 1.2 m high. Square stems, typical of Lamiaceae and densely covered in hairs, giving them a grey appearance. The grey-green leaves are covered in fine hairs, sessile, arranged alternately opposite each other along the stem and lanceolate (lance-shaped), with a faintly toothed margin.

Whorls of 2–6 yellow, and occasionally pink or mauve flowers are borne on a short, terminal inflorescence in spring and through summer. The flowers are 2-lipped with darker spots visible on both corollas; the top corolla is hooded. Nutlet seeds are produced and are usually dark brown. Fast growing once established.

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