Lamiaceae

• Leonotis leonurus

Subfamily Chloanthoideae

• Prostanthera rotundifolia
• Westringia fruiticosa

Subfamily Lamioideae

• Pogostemon heyneanus
• Stachys lanata

Subfamily Nepetoideae
Tribe Elsholtzieae

• Perilla magilla

Subfamily Nepetoideae
Tribe Lavanduleae

• Lavandula angustifolia
• Lavandula dentata
• Lavandula spica

Subfamily Nepetoideae
Tribe Mentheae

• Monarda didyma
• Prunella grandiflora
• Rosmarinus officinalis
• Salvia discolor
• Salvia microphylla
• Thymus kotschyanus

Subfamily Nepetoideae
Tribe Ocimeae

• Plectranthus amboinicus
• Plectranthus bethrel
• Plectranthus saccatus
• Tetradenia riparia

Subfamily Scutellarioideae

• Scutellaria alpina
• Scutellaria argentata
• Scutellaria javanensis

Subfamily Symphorematoideae

• Congea tomentosa

Subfamily Teucrioideae

• Clerodendrum bakeri
• Clerodendrum nutans
• Clerodendrum speciosissimum
• Clerodendrum trichotomum
• Teucrium chamaedrys
• Teucrium fruticans

Subfamily Viticoideae

• Vitex Agnus-castus

• Common Name: Coast Rosemary, Australian Rosemary
• Family: Lamiaceae Lindl.

• Country of Origin: southeastern Australia
• Habitat:

• Description: [Syn Westringia rosmariniformis]

  This species has rosemary-like leaves, and makes a compact, rounded shrub 6 ft (1.8 m) high and about as wide with rather stiffly spreading branches. The narrow leaves, arranged in 4s, are gray-green on top, white and felt-like underneath. The small flowers, white with purple blotches in the throat, appear most of the year. Coast rosemary will tolerate salt-laden winds and can be grown as a hedge in seaside gardens.