Conradina verticillata Jennison

Diffusely branched shrub to 5 dm, rooting below, bearing short, 2-lvd branches in most axils, the lvs therefore appearing whorled; lvs linear, 1–2 cm, revolute, green and glabrous above, finely gray-tomentose beneath; fls 1–3 in several upper axils, on pedicels 3 mm; cal glandular-hirsutulous, 7–8 mm, the lobes of the lower lip slightly surpassing the upper; cor lavender or pink, spotted within, 15–18 mm. Sandy riverbanks in the Cumberland Mts.; e. Ky. and e. Tenn. May, June. (C. montana)

It is a temperate plant.

The leaves are occasionally used as flavouring in soups and stews.

Can be grown by seedlings.