


Sage. see Salvia or Artemisia 
Salvia azurea—Azure Sage 
‘  farinacea—Mealycup Sage 
officinalis—Holt’s Mammoth Sage 
rutilans—Pineapple Sage 
sclarea—Clary 
Samphire—see Crithmum 
Sanguinaria canadensis—Bloodroot 
Sanguisorba canadensis—American Burnet 
minor—Salad Burnet 
Santolina chamaecyparissus—Lavender Cotton 
pinnata 
tomentosa 
virens—Green Santolina 
Satureia alpina—Calamint 
z hortensis—Summer Savory 
montana—Winter Savory 
- 3 dwarf Winter Savory 
Savory, see Satureia 
Sedum acre—Gold moss Stonecrop 
Sempervivum tectorum—House Leek 
soboliferum—Hen and Chickens 
Senecio cineraria—Silver Groundsel 
Senna, Wild, see Cassia Marilandica 
Sium sisarum—Skirret 
Snakeroot, see Cimicifuga or Eupatorium 
Snapdragon, see Antirrhinum 
Sneezewort, see Achillea 
Sorrel, see Rumex 
Southernwood, see Artemisia 
Speedwell. see Veronica 
Squill, see Scilla 
Stachys lanata—Wooly Betony 
fe officinalis—Betony 
Star of Bethlehem, see Ornithogalum 
Sweet Flag. see Acorus 
Sweet Mugwort, see Artemisia 
** Rocket, see Hesperis 
Symphytum officinale—Comfrey 
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Tanacetum vulgare—Tansy 
crispum—Fern Leaf Tansy 
Tarragon, see Artemisia 
Teucrium chamaedrys—Germander 
flavum—Yellow Germander 
lucidum 
marum 
scorodonia—Wood Sage 
Thymus—Thyme 
britanicus—British 
carnosus—Portuguese 
cimicinus—Red Stemmed Thyme 
comptus 
croaticus—see Micromeria croatica 
glaber (chamaedrys) Scandinavian 
glabrescens loveyanus 
herba—barona—Caraway 
Jankae 
lanicaulis—Wooly Stemmed Thyme 
nitidus—Sicily 
serphyllum—Mother- -of Thyme 
; albus White 
aureus Golden variegated 
augustifolius Narrow leat 
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