Blue Sage ‘Salvia farinacea’ Size:5 Gal. but with patience

but with patience

keep it dry at temperatures above 5 degrees Celsius (even if it is resistant to short frosts)

resist the urge to constantly douse it with water like it's a thirsty marathon runner

Not just that

Stem cuttings should be taken during the growing season and allowed to callus before planting in well-draining soil

Blue Sage ‘Salvia farinacea’ Size:5 Gal. but with patienceThe Blue sage, known as Salvia farinacea, is a popular perennial or annual plant known for its stunning violet blue flowers and ease of care. Due to its long lasting vibrant flowers and low maintenance, Blue Sage is widely used in ornamental gardens, borders, and pollinator gardens, making it a favorite among gardeners. Native to Mexico, the Salvia farinacea has several other common names such as Mealycup Sage, Mealy Blue Sage, Blue Salvia, and Texas