Mealy Cup Sage 'Augusta Duelberg' Semi-evergreen Native to the Chihuahuan Desert

Native to the Chihuahuan Desert region of Texas

Spread: 6 to 12 inches

adding beauty and biodiversity to moist landscapes

It's known for its seed-heads that hang from one side of its stem and look like mosquito larvae

often growing between 8-30 feet

Mealy Cup Sage 'Augusta Duelberg' Semi-evergreen Native to the Chihuahuan DesertSalvia farinacea 'Augusta Duelberg' is a drought defying Texas native, discovered as a chance seedling in Brenham, Texas, that dazzles with towering spires of pure white flowers above silvery green foliage. From spring until frost, its footlong wands of nectar rich blooms attract bees and hummingbirds while maintaining a tidy, bushy mound with near black stems for striking contrast. Thriving in harsh sun with minimal water, this pollinator powerhouse