Salvia farinacea (Lamiaceae)
A hardy, upright to sprawling perennial native to Texas, and
easily grown throughout the southern portion of the United States. The densely congested
violetblue flowers are concentrated in whorls surrounding a square stem. Prefers sandy
or gravelly soil in full sun. A very drought tolerant wildflower that blooms all summer.
Suggested use: borders, cut flowers, meadows, mixtures.
Miscellaneous: For best results avoid wet areas. Does not transplant well.
Average Planting Success: 70%
