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(Scrappy African Sage) Although not well known in U.S. nurseries, this fragrant sage with luminous white flowers is highly desirable for hot, sunny areas in USDA Zones 8 to 10. Native to the botanically rich mountains of South Africa, it grows at elevations up to 6,200 feet.
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Common terms in this search: scrappy hairy appearance disermas another white-flowered species scientific appellation radula refer roughness drought-tolerant sage's lance-shaped related leaves growing anywhere from tall average spread needs well-drained soil prefers watering similar closely african hot sage although not well known nurseries fragrant luminous white flowers highly desirable sunny perennial areas usda zones native botanically rich mountains south africa grows elevations feet herbaceous depending