Lyre-leaved sage (Salvia lyrata) is a perennial which blooms in the spring. Its flowers are tubular, with upper and lower lips, and slightly protruding stamens.
As a member of the Lamiaceae (Mint) family, Lyre-leaved sage develops nutlets within its protective sepals.
The basal leaves are lyrate, with pinnate venation.
Watch this video to see more hairy parts of Lyre-leaved sage (Salvia lyrata) as well as some great close-up photos of developing nutlets.