Salvia

noun
  1. A genus of plants in the mint family, Lamiaceae, known for their aromatic properties and often grown for ornamental purposes. Some species are also used for culinary or medicinal purposes. noun
    The gardener planted several varieties of salvia to add color to the flower beds.
    Salvia officinalis, commonly known as sage, is often used in cooking for its aromatic leaves.
  2. A specific species within the genus Salvia, known as Salvia divinorum, which is used for its psychoactive properties. It is native to certain areas of Mexico and traditionally used in spiritual practices. noun
    Salvia divinorum is sometimes used in shamanic rituals for its hallucinogenic effects.
    The legal status of Salvia divinorum varies by country due to its psychoactive properties.