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Salvia lasiantha
(Wooly Multicolor Sage) The large wrinkled foliage and white wooly stems of this large, shrubby Sage is reason enough to grow it. But the flowers and wooly bracts are unlike any other Salvia we have ever seen. Starting in the morning as an orange-apricot, they age as the day goes on to a reddish-purple. The bracts are white, with overlays of pink, orange, violet and cream. The flower clusters are large and on display from mid Summer until the onset of cold weather.

Native to a range of southern Mexico to Costa Rica, this Sage is drought resistant and heat tolerant. 

Use this large shrub where it can be seen and appreciated.  Highly recommended.


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In stock 5 item(s) available
Weight 1.00 lbs
Common name   Wooly Multicolor Sage
USDA Zone   8 - 11
Size (h/w/fh)   60"+/60"+/60"+
Exposure   Full sun
Soil   Well drained
Water   Average
Pot size   3 1/2 inch deep pot
Price: $8.00

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 (Greek Sage) Most of the dried culinary Sage sold in the United States is Greek Sage. Frescoes on Crete dated to 1400 BC depict this plant, It was used by the Phoenicians and Greeks for cooking and as a medicine. Truly, this is an ancient and beloved companion to mankind.

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Salvia leucantha 'Danielle's Dream' Salvia leucantha 'Danielle's Dream'

 (White Mexican Bush Sage) This distinctive variety is originally from South Africa. It goes by many different names and in our experience many of the plants sold under this name are not the true variety. This one is compact, long blooming and tough, with pure white velvety bracts and soft pink flowers in profusion.



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Salvia melissodora Salvia melissodora

 (Grape Scented Sage) Widely distributed Mexican sage has been used by the Tamahumara for centuries. For the gardener today, it offers drought resistance, beautiful and grape scented lavender flowers and a tidy habit.


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Salvia nilotica Salvia nilotica

 (Highland African Sage) This Sage is native to a wide swath of the African highlands, from Ethiopia to Zimbabwe at elevations of up to 12,000 feet. We have found it to be a strong growing, hardy perennial that stands some drought.


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Salvia pennellii Salvia pennellii

 (Tamaulipas Sage) This tall growing, shrubby Sage from northeast Mexico has everything going for it: deep purple flowers, attractive textured leaves and strong dark stems. Shrubby down to the mid 20s, it grows as a herbaceous perennial into the low teens.

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Salvia scordifolia Salvia scordifolia

 (Scordy Sage) Another sage that sells itself instantly when seen in bloom. The flower color is rich and saturated, and its easy to grow. For us, it is very much stronger and easier to grow than Grape Scented Sage (Salvia melissodora), which it resembles in foliage.

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Salvia taraxacifolia Salvia taraxacifolia

 (Dandelion Leaf Sage) A most unusual and rewarding Salvia from the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, this sturdy ground cover is hardy and adaptable.

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Salvia tingitana Salvia tingitana

 (Mauretania Tingitana Sage) A plant with a history. This rare Sage was first described in 1777, and was known for decades before this date. The origin of the plant was a hotly debated mystery - was it native to Egypt, Syria, Aleppo, Tunis, or Tangier - until 1989, when a specimen was discovered in Saudi Arabia.


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Salvia wagneriana Salvia wagneriana

 (Wagner's Sage) From the cloud forests of Southern Mexico and Central America comes this 100% dazzling winter blooming beauty. We have it in bloom from November through March - come snow, ice or temperatures as low as 20 degrees. How hardy is this plant, beloved and cultivated by the people in its native lands?

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Salvia x jamensis 'Golden Elk' Salvia x jamensis 'Golden Elk'

 (Golden Elk Mountain Sage) The first offering of our exciting new hybrid sage. Golden Elk is more compact, has better foliage and to our eye larger flowers than the well known variety, 'Sierra San Antonio' that it resembles. And here on the cool and humid Northern California coast it grows better than any other Mountain Sage.

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