Description: Evergreen hairy small shrub, up to 25 cm tall. Stem quadrangular and erect. The leaves are opposite, serrated and leathery. The flowers are purple-violet, gathered in inflorescences. The corolla has only a lower lip that is five-parted. The fruit is a  schizocarp.

Flowering time: April-September

Habitat: Shrubs, dry and rocky habitats

Interesting fact: Gout used to be treated with wall germander in folk medicine, today it is less used because it can have a bad effect on the liver. It can be added to ointments to treat wounds or rheumatic ailments.