Sage/Salvia

Sun or partial sun. Mystic Spires is a compact version of the standby ‘Indigo Spires’ salvia — believed to have originated as an irradiated seedling. Spikes of deep purple [...]

Sun or light shade. A low, mounding evergreen salvia with woody stems and aromatic greyish foliage. Sky-blue flowers appear as early as February and may last all season long.\n\nNative to the [...]

Sun. An herbaceous perennial salvia, with 2′-3′ tall wands of reddish-purple sage flowers in spring and summer. Somewhat similar to scarlet sage in habit, but the glossy leaves are [...]

Sun/part shade. A perennial sage with grey-green foliage and a clove-like aroma. Attracts hummingbirds in fall with long wands of white-fringed fuzzy purple flowers.

Partial shade, even under live oaks; blooms better with morning sun. A small, spreading herbaceous perennial with spikes of scarlet red blooms all through the warm season. Many colors and various [...]

Sun to partial shade. A deciduous and mostly inconspicuous native sage with an open branching habit. Leaves and flowers are both edible. It’s not at all common in the nursery trade, but [...]

Sun. A perennial sub-shrub with lacy, silvery-gray foliage. Strongly perfumed, with wands of lavender flowers appearing summer through fall.

Shade or partial shade; protect from summer sun.\n\nAn herbaceous perennial sage with a delicate pineapple scent. Red blooms attract hummingbirds. Pineapple sage is unlikely to last long without [...]

Part shade. Nearly evergreen with thin leaves and red to orange blooms generally in early summer and again in autumn. A small shrub, it prefers rocky settings in its native habitat, so avoid [...]

Sun/part shade. An herbaceous perennial; it appears in spring with blue flower spikes all summer long. A short-lived perennial, it normally freezes back down to the ground in winter. Finches and [...]