savin
/ˈsævɪn/
noun
- A type of evergreen shrub or small tree (Juniperus sabina) with scale-like leaves and dark berries, native to Europe and Asia.
- In traditional medicine, savin was used for various ailments, though it is now known to be toxic.
- The savin is often planted in gardens for its dense, low-growing foliage.
- The landscape designer recommended savin for the rocky slope because it tolerates dry soil.