Kräutersträucher
Kräutersträucher, often translated as "herbaceous shrubs" or "woody herbs," refers to perennial plants that exhibit characteristics of both herbaceous plants and shrubs. These plants typically develop a woody base or lower stems over time, which allows them to survive through winter and regrow from the perennial base in the following spring. Unlike true shrubs which are entirely woody and can grow to significant sizes, Kräutersträucher remain relatively low-growing, often reaching heights comparable to large herbaceous perennials.
The distinction between a Kräuterstrauch and a larger herbaceous perennial can sometimes be subtle. The key
These plants are frequently found in Mediterranean climates, where they are adapted to dry conditions and intense