| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| Lepachys | LE-pak-iss | From the Greek lepis (scale) and pachys (thick), referring to the thickened bracts |
| x hortulanum | hor-tew-LAY-num | Hybrid, meaning of gardens |
| x hortulanus | hor-tew-LAY-nus | Hybrid, meaning of gardens |
| tuolumnensis | too-ah-lum-NEN-sis | Of or from Tuolumne County, California (U.S.), which in turn is a corruption of talmalamne, a Native American term meaning people who dwell in stone houses (caves) |
| tuolumnense | too-ah-lum-NEN-see | Of or from Tuolumne County, California (U.S.), which in turn is a corruption of talmalamne, a Native American term meaning people who dwell in stone houses (caves) |
| columnaris | kol-LUM-nar-iss | Columnar |
| columnare | kol-LUM-nar-ee | Columnar |
| antiquorus | an-ti-KWOR-us | Ancient, antique |
| antiquorum | an-ti-KWOR-um | Ancient, antique |
| antiquora | an-ti-KWOR-uh | Ancient, antique |
| kumingense | koo-ming-EN-see | Variant of kunmingense, meaning of or from Kunming, (capital city of Yunnan Province China) |
| nepetoides | nep-et-OY-deez | Resembling Nepeta (Catmint) |
| bornmuelleri | born-mew-LER-ee | Named for Joseph Bornmüller, 20th century botanical collector in the Balkan Peninsula and other places |
| hortulanus | hor-tew-LAY-nus | Of gardens |
| hortulanum | hor-tew-LAY-num | Of gardens |
| hortulana | hor-tew-LAY-nuh | Of gardens |
| tubulosus | too-bul-OH-sus | With small pipes |
| tubulosum | too-bul-OH-sum | With small pipes |
| tubulosa | too-bul-OH-suh | With small pipes |
| lobbianum | lob-ee-AY-num | Named for one of two 19th century Cornish brothers and plant collectors; William Lobb collected for Messrs. Veitch in America; Thomas Lobb in Asia and Indonesia |
| lobbiana | lob-ee-AY-nuh | Named for one of two 19th century Cornish brothers and plant collectors; William Lobb collected for Messrs. Veitch in America; Thomas Lobb in Asia and Indonesia |
| lobbianus | lob-ee-AY-nus | Named for one of two 19th century Cornish brothers and plant collectors; William Lobb collected for Messrs. Veitch in America; Thomas Lobb in Asia and Indonesia |
| Baeriopsis | behr-ee-OP-sis | Resembles Baeria (named for Karl Ernst von Baer, a 19th century German embryologist) |
