ramona
Noun: 1. A shrubby plant with aromatic greyish-green leaves used as a cooking herb: Ramona is a common name for a perennial plant, specifically Salvia leucophylla, native to California. It is characterized by its shrub-like growth, greyish-green aromatic leaves, and is sometimes used as a culinary or medicinal herb.
- Noun:
- The hills were covered in fragrant ramona.
- She added a few leaves of ramona to the stew for flavor.
- Ramona is often used in traditional remedies.
- As a proper noun: While "ramona" primarily refers to the plant, it is also a common female given name (e.g., Ramona Quimby, a character from children's literature). In this context, it is always capitalized: .
- My friend Ramona is visiting next week.
- Purple Sage: A common alternative name for the plant.
- Cleveland Sage: Another name for a closely related species (), also sometimes referred to colloquially as ramona.
- Purple sage
- California sage (in a broad sense)
The term "ramona" is highly regional and specific. Its primary botanical meaning refers to Salvia leucophylla. In general horticultural or culinary contexts outside its native region, more precise or common names like "purple sage" are typically used to avoid confusion. The connection to its use as a cooking herb is traditional and may not be as widespread as the use of common garden sage (Salvia officinalis).
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shrubby plant with aromatic greyish-green leaves used as a cooking herb
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