Mexican Sage

Description

Salvia leucantha
Characterized by its plush, purple and white flower spikes that elegantly rise above lance-shaped foliage, the Mexican Sage is nothing short of mesmerizing. This hardy perennial thrives in warmer climes and is notably drought-tolerant, making it both a practical and enchanting addition to gardens. Often in bloom from late summer into fall, it serves as a beacon for hummingbirds, butterflies, and admirers alike.

Flower/s Colour: Deep purple with white or solely purple, depending on the variety
Height: Typically 90-120 cm
Humidity: Adaptable to various humidity levels
Indoor or Outdoor: Predominantly outdoor
Leaf Colour: Silvery-green
Lifespan: Perennial
Soil: Well-draining soil, with a preference for a slightly acidic to neutral pH
Sowing Season: Spring
Structure: Upright, with a bushy growth habit
Sun Requirement: Full sun to light shade
Temperature: Hardy in warmer regions; needs protection from frost
Water: Moderate watering, with reduced frequency during colder months