Violet Texas Sage delights us with its stunning clusters of lightly-scented purple flowers, each set against charming brown calyces that reach gracefully above the green foliage from mid-spring to mid-fall. These blooms emerge from eye-catching red flower buds and truly shine when planted in lovely groupings. Plus, they make for beautiful cut flowers! The fragrant, narrow leaves keep their vibrant green color all year long, adding cheer to your garden.
As an herbaceous evergreen perennial, Violet Texas Sage showcases an upright, spreading growth habit that fits seamlessly into your landscape. Its medium texture can easily be complemented with either finer or coarser plants, creating a delightful garden composition.
This lovely plant is quite low-maintenance, requiring just a bit of pruning after it flowers to preserve this year’s dazzling display. It’s also a wonderful selection for drawing in cherished pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, while remaining unfazed by deer, who seem to prefer tastier options. Plus, it boasts no significant negative characteristics.
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Height: 2′-3′ Spread: 2′-3′ Bloom: Spring-Fall Light: Full Sun-Part Sun Water: Low Zone: 7-10 Origin: Texas (Cultivar)
