Sideritis
Genus
Also called mountain tea, ironwort
Connections
Fact sheet
every fact quoted from its source“Woody perennial” — Greek Mountain Tea, South (Sideritis syriaca), packet of 20 seeds, Organic | Strictly Medicinal Seeds
“which occurs in about 10 days” — Greek Mountain Tea, South (Sideritis syriaca), packet of 20 seeds, Organic | Strictly Medicinal Seeds
“Plant prefers full sun” — Greek Mountain Tea, South (Sideritis syriaca), packet of 20 seeds, Organic | Strictly Medicinal Seeds
“Space plants 18 inches apart” — Greek Mountain Tea, South (Sideritis syriaca), packet of 20 seeds, Organic | Strictly Medicinal Seeds
“Woody perennial growing to 18 inches” — Greek Mountain Tea, South (Sideritis syriaca), packet of 20 seeds, Organic | Strictly Medicinal Seeds
“and grow until sufficiently sized to transplant successfully to garden or landscape” — Greek Mountain Tea, South (Sideritis syriaca), packet of 20 seeds, Organic | Strictly Medicinal Seeds
“flower spikes with blooms about to open” — Greek Mountain Tea, South (Sideritis syriaca), packet of 20 seeds, Organic | Strictly Medicinal Seeds
“Tea of dried flowering tops is savory, earthy, sweetish and pleasant” — Greek Mountain Tea, South (Sideritis syriaca), packet of 20 seeds, Organic | Strictly Medicinal Seeds
Who grows this
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Where this comes from
- Name and place in the family tree: GBIF Backbone Taxonomy (CC BY 4.0)
- Fact sheet: 1 source page, read and quoted by the OmniGrow Librarian