Rosmarinus officinalis seeds

Plant: The tree is 2 meters tall; the bark is dark gray, irregularly split longitudinally, and peeling off in chunks;
Stem: Tree up to 2 meters tall;
Branches: Young branches densely covered with white stellate microvilli;
Leaves: Leaves are clustered, linear, 1-2.5 cm long, 1-2 mm wide, blunt at the apex, tapered at the base, nearly hairless above, densely covered with white star-like linear hairs below; sessile or with short stalks;
Flower: The calyx is about 4 mm long, densely covered with white star-like villi and glandular spots, the inner surface is hairless, the upper lip is nearly round, and the teeth of the lower lip are oval and triangular; the corolla is blue-purple, less than 1 cm long, sparsely pubescent, and the crown tube is Slightly extended, the upper lip has 2 shallow lobes, the lobes are oval, the base of the middle lobe of the lower lip is constricted, and the lateral lobes are oblong.