It is known as zuta levana (זוטה לבנה or זוטא לבנה) in today's Modern Hebrew and ashab a-shai (عشب الشاي) in Arabic. [5] The Bedouins call it by the Arabic name, qurniyya (Arabic: القورنِيه), …

Nov 6, 2018 · Zuta levona (or זוטה לבנה or זוטא לבנה in Hebrew) in English/Latin has a clunky set of names, such as Micromeria fruticosa, White micromeria or White-leaved Savory and in …

Jan 18, 2009 · But first, a little about the plant itself: Zuta levana, or white savory, is a small shrub that grows wild in Israel, particularly in the Galilee. It has a pale, slivery color, and its small …

Zuta 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.

Zuta Levana. Micromeria fruticosa X7190. One of the most popular tea and spice herbs of Israel and the Middle East. Makes a refreshing sweet minty tea. A popular bread dip is made with …

The Hebrew name: זוטה, zuta, a small thing, trifle. The standard author abbreviation L. is used to indicate Carl Linnaeus (1707 – 1778), a Swedish botanist, physician, and zoologist, the father …

Zuta Levena (micromeria fruticosa) is used as an ornamental plant and is regarded as drought tolerant. A perennial reaching 1m plus with masses of white flowers from spring through to late …

MICROMERIA FRUTICOSA - ZUTA LEVANA - WHITE LEAVED SAVORY - A dwarf evergreen shrub, endemic to Israel. It adds a wonderful lemon mint flavor to herb teas. "IT IS VERY …

Common name White leaved savory : Hebrew name: זוטה לבנה: أللّغة آلعربيّة: عشب الشاي, زعيطمان ، دقة عدس

It is a member of the genus Micromeria, of the Lamiaceae family. It is known as zuta levana (זוטה לבנה or זוטא לבנה) in today's Modern Hebrew and ashab a-shai (عشب الشاي) in Arabic. (Source: …