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Lamiaceae

Plants of the Lamiaceae family tend to have more fragrant leaves than others. From dead-nettle to lavender, here we showcase the most beautiful ones.

Perilla frutescens
Stachys officinalis
Scutellaria incana
Salvia verticillata in full bloom, lilac whorls on upright stems
Chelone obliqua
Calamintha nepeta
Phlomis russeliana
Golden cornmeal buckle in a round tin on a garden table, almond streusel top, bursting purple blueberries, one wedge cut, lemon thyme sprigs and crème fraîche alongside
Salvia officinalis
Nepeta nervosa
Stachys byzantina
Jerusalem sage
Monarda, or beebalm
Savory, a herb that's delicious and easy to grow
Close-up of grand vert basil young leaves
Lavandin
lamb's ear stachys
Lavandula latifolia
A full panicle of spike lavender flowers close-up, slightly dried.
A field completely covered in purple Lavandula stoechas flowers.
Round leaves and pale pink flowers are the mark of the Kent Beauty origanum rotundifolium variety
Medicinal sage
Lavandula angustifolia - true lavender
Mint
Deadnettle
Pineapple mint with variegated leaves
Wild thyme
Perovskia
Clerodendrum
Callicarpa
Caryopteris - bluebeard
Nepeta with cat
Agastache
Marjoram flowers with a bee

Marjoram, garden oregano

Herbs and spices
Lavender
Planting lemon thyme
Graham's sage flowers, or Salvia grahamii
Basil
Growing sage
Tree germander - Teucrium fruticans
Thyme
Basil growing in a container pot.
Rosemary
French lavender