Salvia melissodora - Grape Scented Sage

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

Warning! This is a hummingbird and butterfly magnet of the first degree!

Generally a small to medium size, gray leaf shrub, this Salvia can grow to over six feet in its native habitats. The flowers are a most delicate shade of pale lavender, which goes well with strong blues or yellows of any kind. Grow it in full sun and well drained soil.

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In stock	5 item(s) available
Weight	1.00 lbs
Common name	Grape Scented Sage
USDA Zone	8 - 11
Size (h/w/fh)	36"/36"/36"
Exposure	Full sun
Soil	Well drained
Water	Average to dry
Pot size	3 1/2 inch pot
Container?	Yes!
Price:	$7.00

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