Salvia reptans

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Salvia reptans

Family: (Lamiaceae)

(P) to 4′.  West Texas Grass Salvia.  Texas, Mexico, Guatemala.  Typical Salvia flowers with five united petals; the lower three are vivid cobalt blue, the upper two are pale blue to white in colour.  Flowers appear in whorls along the grass-like willowy stems with aromatic, needle-like foliage.  As is the case with most Salvias, hummingbirds, bees and butterflies are attracted to the nectar-rich flowers. Blooms late summer to early fall.  Well-drained soil.  Sun.  4 & T2

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