Zuta Levana (Micromeria fruticosa, syn. Clinopodium serpyllifolium subsp. fruticosum) Pot Size:Medium Coconut Coir Pot a large evergreen fruit tree

a large evergreen fruit tree native to India

Achachairú

green leaves that resemble onion or garlic foliage

aromatic pulp that is often yellowish-orange in color and filled with small

it was used in herbal teas

Zuta Levana (Micromeria fruticosa, syn. Clinopodium serpyllifolium subsp. fruticosum) Pot Size:Medium Coconut Coir Pot a large evergreen fruit treeZuta Levana, or White leaved Savory, is a small, aromatic evergreen herb growing in rocky areas along the Mediterranean coasts of Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, the Balkans, Italy, and Spain. It is a member of the Mint family (Lamiaceae) and has been used for millennia in its native areas to make delicious herbal teas, flavorings for meat, and for its medicinal properties. Zuta Levana grows to 24' high with pale green oval leaves covered in a silvery