A lovely semi-evergreen shrub in the Texas Sage family with lavender blooms that flowers more often than most other varieties and is not as dependent on humidity to flower. That’s why it’s affectionately known as ‘Lynn’s Everblooming’ in Texas!
Lynn Lowery, a remarkable plant enthusiast from East Texas, hand-picked this selection of Texas Rangers. He chose this particular clone for its impressive and abundant flower displays. These flowers attract many pollinators, especially bumblebees.
It reaches a delightful height and width of about 5 feet, featuring a lush, rounded shape. The sage green leaves provide a gorgeous backdrop for the vibrant lavender flowers. A tough, low maintenance hedge and can even stand up to intense, reflective heat. While this shrub is a sun lover, it will tolerate light shade.
Provide a well drained soil and water regularly during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Once established, water deeply and infrequently during summer months. Prune during cool months as needed.
