General Landscape Uses: Hedge or screen, mass plantings, accent shrub, border

Ecological Restoration Notes: Dryland and desert restoration, rangeland rehabilitation, erosion control, pollinator habitat enhancement

Description: A cultivar of Texas Sage, selected for its vivid green foliage and profuse purple flowering.

Dimensions: Height 6 ft.; Spread 6 ft.

Growth Rate: Moderate to fast

Native Range: Texas, New Mexico, Northern Mexico

Native Habitats: Desert and desert scrub, dry rocky hillsides and canyons, calcareous flats, semi-arid grasslands and shrublands

Soils: Well-drained, sandy, rocky, gravelly, alkaline

Nutritional Requirements: Low

Salt Water Tolerance: Low

Salt Wind Tolerance: Moderate

Drought Tolerance: High

Light Requirements: Full Sun, Partial Sun

Flower Color: Purple

Flower Characteristics: Bell-shaped

Flowering Season: Spring to fall

Fruit: Small, dry seed capsule, green when immature and brown when mature

Wildlife and Ecology: Attracts pollinators, habitat structure

Horticultural Notes: Grown from cuttings

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