Salvia

We found also the pretty purple and white toad-flax, [Footnote: Linaria versicolor] the handsome gold-flowered spurges, [Footnote: Euphorbia sylvatica and E. cyparissea] the elegant orange and crimson-streaked salvia, [Footnote: Salvia glutinosa] with others more familiar to us.

The Roof of France Matilda Betham-Edwards 1877

Hawthorn Berry (Crataegus pinnatifida), and Chinese salvia (Salvia miltiorrhiza; two Medicinal mushrooms, Certified Organic

THE MEDICAL NEWS 2010

These seeds, which are known as Salvia hispanica , or chia seeds, have a long history that dates back to the ancient Aztecs.

The NFL's Top-Secret Seed Reed Albergotti 2012

Despite carrying a lot of the same cultural trappings as pot, Salvia is actually pretty unique, from a chemical standpoint.

Scientists Mine YouTube To Study Effects Of Salvia Divinorum | Impact Lab 2010

I know of something that might get you in touch with Rodney, its called Salvia Divinorum, well since most countries/states dont have any legislation about it, its legal.

ActionTrip Gaming News 2009

I was wondering if it was the Salvia, which is only a couple of feet away from it.

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The Salvia is the dreamed for prince to accompany this grass.

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Sage belongs to a class called Salvia, and there are many decorative varieties not suitable to be kitchen herbs.

Archive 2008-09-01 Kalyn Denny 2008

COSTELLO (voice-over): It's called Salvia, and those who supposedly use it are celebrating their trips online.

CNN Transcript Jul 16, 2007 2007

There is another flower, called the Salvia, which belongs to the same family as our dead-nettle, and I think you will agree with me that its way of dusting the bee's back is most clever.

The Fairy-Land of Science Arabella B. Buckley 1884