Satureja mimuloides

Monkeyflower Savory.

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Scratch and sniff,

sorry, always wanted to do that. - grid24_24

Satureja mimuloides, Monkeyflower Savory grows in moist shade and is one of the few native plants that will tolerate an over-watered regular garden. - grid24_24

Satureja mimuloides Monkeyflower Savory - grid24_24

This Satureja mimuloides was growing in full sun with no water in an abandoned growing area. - grid24_24

Satureja mimuloides bush without the flowers. - grid24_24

Monkeyflower Savory, Satureja mimuloides is a perennial with deep red-orange 1-2 inch flowers. It runs by rhizomes to the limit of the water source it is in. This one is native about 15 miles from here in red clay in an area that has a lot of seeps. It froze to the ground here at about 0 and never came back. As long as you have a wet spot in full sun and do not get too cold it should be fine for you. The hummingbirds will like you! Do not cut the flowers on a warm sunny day or you will be bombed by squadrons of hummingbirds! This one has a fragrance like mild spearmint. Syn. Clinopodium mimuloides

Satureja mimuloides tolerates sand, clay, no drainage and seasonal flooding.
Satureja mimuloides is great for a bird garden.
Foliage of Satureja mimuloides has color green, is deciduous and has fragrance.
Flower of Satureja mimuloides has color red, has a fragrance and is edible.
Fruit of Satureja mimuloides is edible.

Communities for Satureja mimuloides:Chaparral and Douglas Fir Forest.

ph:	6.00 to 8.00
usda:	8 to 10
height[m]:	1.00 to 1.00
width[m]:	1.00 to 2.00
rainfall[cm]:	91.00 to 575.00

What does all this mean!?!