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Salvia officinalis (Sage) 'Common'Garden Sage: Leaves can be used fresh or dried in soups, meat and bean dishes, gravies & stuffing. Branches of leaves are also common in floral wreaths. Can be planted all summer long. Violet blooms. Grows 2 3' tall. Low water. Full sun. Seacoast, wind, heat, sand and drought tolerant once established. Good in containers. Attracts butterflies & hummingbirds. Deer and gopher resistant.

Great fall color

or you can prune it to keep it more compact

on stiff stems held like small horizontal flags 30-36" tall

1 1/2" long

Typically seen under 5' tall with 3' long very stiff blue-gray rounded palmate leaves have light green undersides

Bromeliad: Once classified as 'Vriesea Imperialis'

upright shrub that grows 6-8' tall and 4-5' wide

runnerless

in late winter and early spring

Creeping Charlie

dry slopes

easy-growing subtropical perennials which will thrive as container plants anywhere there is at least half a day of sun