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Перевод: verbena

[существительное]
вербена

Тезаурус:

1. There were fruit trees amongst the flowers, here a pear tree, there a currant bush, so that one could either smell a rose, crush a verbena, or eat a fruit; there were borders of box, but also of sorrel and chibol; and the stiff battalion of leeks, shallots, and garlic, the delicate pale-green foliage of the carrot, the aggressive steel-grey leaves of the artichokes, the rows of lettuce which always ran to seed too quickly.
2. The house walls store heat and provide a shelter from the winds that can be even more damaging than frost, so that double walls can be planted to thyme, rosemary, tarragon, sage and lemon verbena.
3. Here, I have certainly cheated to obtain the effect I wanted, using ivy and conifer leaves with some pink heather, some pink-edged creamy spray carnations and some bright red verbena.
4. If lemon verbena was not included to be tender in cool temperate climates, it would be in every herb garden or wherever perfume is valued by the gardener.
5. The aromatic herbs such as basil, lemon verbena, myrtle and pelargonium can also contribute a lot to the garden's beauty.
6. Another, even better, choice is a herb tea such as peppermint, camomile, fennel or verbena.
7. Aloysia triphylla - Lemon verbena.
8. LEMON VERBENA
9. Verbena
10. Not to be confused with vervain, also verbena (V. officinalis), lemon verbena is quite different in appearance since it is a shrub and not a herbaceous plant from South America, specifically Chile.
11. Working clockwise from the top left hand corner, is a bookmark decorated with two "Marjorie Fair" roses and some asparagus fern; a bookmark decorated with bramble leaves, alchemilla flowers and three "Yesterday" roses; one using verbena flowers, male hop flowers and old man's beard; and a bookmark using two wild roses and their leaves, with some small pieces of Russian vine.
12. Onopordum arabicum (giant thistle); Verbascum bombyciferum, Verbena boniarense, scented-leaved Cistus ladanifer and the spiky domes of Genista hispanica .