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Brandegee's Sage

Salvia Brandegeei

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Overview

Brandegee's Sage (Salvia brandegeei) is a robust, evergreen perennial ideal for creating eye-catching contrasts in xeriscape designs. It grows 3 to 5 feet tall and wide, with showy, purple-blue inflorescences atop sage-scented foliage. Thriving in zones 8-11, it prefers well-drained soil and full sun to light shade. Low water requirements and deer resistance make it an excellent choice for drought-tolerant and wildlife-friendly gardens.

Sun Full, HalfWater Very LowZones 7–10Type ShrubClimate Temperate

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Very Low
USDA zones
7–10

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Shrub
Family
Lamiaceae
Climate
Temperate

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Brandegee's Sage (Salvia Brandegeei) — Brandegee's Sage (Salvia brandegeei) is a robust
Brandegee's Sage (Salvia Brandegeei) — evergreen perennial ideal for creating eye-catching contrasts in xeriscape designs
Brandegee's Sage (Salvia Brandegeei) — it's celebrated for its resilience and attractive features
Brandegee's Sage (Salvia Brandegeei) — is an evergreen perennial native to the coastal scrublands of Southern California and Baja California
Brandegee's Sage (Salvia Brandegeei) — Thriving in zones 8-11, it prefers well-drained soil and full sun to light shade
Brandegee's Sage (Salvia Brandegeei) — Its growth habit is upright with a slightly rounded form, providing a robust structure to garden compositions
Brandegee's Sage (Salvia Brandegeei) — It grows 3 to 5 feet tall and wide, with showy, purple-blue inflorescences atop sage-scented foliage
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
Salvia Brandegeei
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