Salvia sonomensis, Creeping Sage foliage

Salvia sonomensis, Creeping Sage

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A creeping fragrant evergreen California Native sage that grows up to one foot tall by fifteen feet wide. The foliage is comprised of deeply wrinkled gray-green leaves. Blue-purple flowers bloom in early spring. Prune back young plants regularly in the first year to encourage long-term development of a strong bushy structure.

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Family Name	Lamiaceae
Species Name	Salvia sonomensis
Common Name	Creeping Sage
Native to	California mountains and foothills, north and south of, but excluding Los Angeles
Plant Type	Perennial groundcover
Height x Width	1' x 5+', spreading
Growth Habit	Spreading
Growth Rate	Fast
Sun Exposure	Full to part sun
Water Requirement	Low
Soil Type	Most soils with adequate drainage
Flower Color	Purple, blue
Flowering Months	Spring, summer
Evergreen/Deciduous	Evergreen
Fragrant	Yes
Cold Hardy to	10F
Attracts pollinators	Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, insects
Container Plant	Yes
Erosion Control	Yes
Bank Stabilization	Yes
Fire Resistant	Yes
Deer resistant	Yes
Local plant	No

Salvia sonomensis, Creeping Sage

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