Salvia eizi-matudae

(Shaggy Chiapas Sage) This is a sweetheart! Glowing magenta flowers lure the eye as well as hummingbirds to this heat-tolerant sage. It begins blooming in late summer where weather is warm and in fall where it is cooler.

This compact shrub from Chiapas, Mexico, has heavily textured leaves and is attractive even when not in bloom.

Reports from colder areas suggest that this Zone 9-to-11 plant may be suitable for Zone 8. Even if you grow it as an annual, you will be very impressed by the large clusters of 1-inch, furry, bright flowers.

This is an adaptable plant, which grows in full sun or partial shade and does well in containers and shrubby borders. We highly recommend it as one of the strongest hummingbird magnets we grow.

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In stock	10 item(s) available
Common name	Shaggy Chiapas Sage
USDA Zone	9 - 11
Size (h/w/fh)	46"/36"/60"
Exposure	Full sun to partial shade
Soil	Rich and well drained
Water	Average to ample
Pot size	3 1/2 inch deep pot
Container?	Yes
Price:	$8.00

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Salvia eizi-matudae - Shaggy Chiapas Sage:

Exposure
Full sun	Heat tolerant	Partial shade
Uses
Container plant
Habit
9 - 11	46 inches tall	36 inches wide
Shrub
Water Needs
Average water
Blooming Season
Fall blooming	Winter blooming
Attracts
Deer resistant	Hummingbirds

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