Sinaloa sage. Charming perennial species with a low, spreading habit to 12” high. Produces rapid growth over summer, then forms upright flowering stems with intense blue flowers. Flowers in early summer and then again in the fall. Lance-shaped leaves are closely spaced along stem and new leaves open plum-colored, aging to mid-green with a gray undertone. Best in well-drained soils that are acidic. Partial shade with regular garden water and protection from cold. Cool and dry weather promotes purplish leaves. Plants in our garden our completely deciduous. Useful for rock gardens or as a small-scale groundcover. Hardy to 20F. Mexican province of Sinaloa.
