Salvia Greggii, White Texas Native making it a resilient choice

making it a resilient choice even in drought conditions

so in most years it should be used as an annual in all but South Texas

is a small deciduous sub-shrub that grows to 2-3' tall and as wide

but may also appear as orange

in well-drained soils

Salvia Greggii, White Texas Native making it a resilient choiceSalvia greggii, commonly known as autumn sage, Texas sage or red Chihuahuan sage, is a small deciduous sub shrub that grows to 2 3' tall and as wide. It is native to rocky slopes from western and central Texas into northern Mexico. Small, rounded, oval leaves (to 2" long) are aromatic when crushed. Two lipped flowers bloom in whorls above the foliage on 3 6" stems from June to October. Flower color is usually a form of red, but may also appear as