Salvia Discolor clay Super hardy and is considered

Super hardy and is considered an easy house plant to grow

A rare salvia

cream Flowering Months February through August Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 15 Attracts pollinators Birds

Terracota orange flowers bloom year around

Salvia Discolor clay Super hardy and is consideredPeruvian Black Sage, Andean Silver leaf Sage A rare salvia that spreads about one foot wide and reaches a height of 18". The flowers are black and bloom in the summer. Light gray green leaves with a hairy underside. The entire plant smells like black currant. Great for containers and hanging baskets this plant tends to flop down. Full sun Well drained soil Drought tolerant once established Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds Native to Peru