A low-growing, shade-tolerant native sage with rosettes of deeply lobed, often purple-marked leaves and spikes of violet-blue flowers in spring. Works well as a groundcover and is often semi-evergreen in mild winters. Self-seeds gently to fill in shady spots. Native bees and small pollinators visit the tubular flowers.
Lyre-Leaf Sage (Salvia lyrata)
$8.50Price
- Light: Full sun to full shade
- Soil Moisture: Dry to medium (very adaptable)
- Soil Type: Adaptable; tolerates clay, sand, and dry shade
- Height: 1 - 2 ft
- Spread: 1 - 1.5 ft
- Bloom Time: April - June
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