Sometimes called Russian sage, this sub-shrub produces soft grey-green foliage on white stems. The flowers resemble spikes of blue lavender. This variety has larger flower-heads and is an impressive plant, even in winter when bold groups of the white stems make an attractive feature. The deeply cut foliage smells strongly of sage when bruised.
 
 
Appearance
Height: 120cm Spread: 80cm
Growth Rate: Medium
Time to Maturity: 6 Months
Habit: Bushy, Upright.
 
Flower 
Size: Small
Colour: Blue Lavender
Shape:  Spikes
 
Blooming Time: 
Summer/Autumn
 
Foliage 
Size: Medium
Colour: Grey-Green
*Winter Dormant
*Fragrance
 
Growing Conditions
Position: Full sun.
Soil: Prefers fairly free-draining soil rich in organic matter.
Care: Deadhead when necessary.
*The leaves are beautifully scented of sage and lavender. these have a vase life of about 5 days.
 
Uses & Characteristics:
*Attracts Bees
*Banks & Slopes
*Border Back/Middle
*Coastal
*Containers
*Cottage Garden
*Cut Flowers
*Drought Tolerant
*Fragrant
*Good Texture
*Massing
*Rock Garden