Salvia africana-lutea Part Shade/Shade so may be useful in

so may be useful in hybridization efforts

this one will keep its deep blue-green appearance and has larger

A fig variety developed by Texas A&M resists splitting with summer water

A bold foliage for small spaces in sun or shade where soil is fertile and summer water is supplied

prefers mineral soil and dry summer conditions

Salvia africana-lutea Part Shade/Shade so may be useful inSeed from our good friend Ginny Hunt and her fabulous garden in Watsonville, this is most UNsalvia like. Shrubby foliage with a very pleasant fragrance and fabulous flowers: brown fading to golden fading to mauve. Floral arranger's delight. Full sun with little water in the garden. Take an insurance cutting to over winter in the windowsill. Frost hardy in USDA zone 9. BEACH SAGE, AFRICAN SAGE Lamiaceae