Description
Feature. Mexican bush sage flower spikes are approximately 10 inches long and extend above their soft green foliage with a slight silvery tint..USDA Hardiness Zone. Salvia leucantha, the Mexican bush sage, is a beautiful low-maintenance perennial plant that grows in USDA 8-10..Attract pollinators. Mexican bush sage blooms in late summer and early fall with showy cascades of velvety purple flowers good for attracting butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial pollinators..Sow. Sow seeds 3mm (1/8″) deep, and keep soil just moist, not wet. Thin or transplant to 45-60cm (18-24″) apart..Use. Mexican bush sage is an ornamental plant that blooms from spring to fall! The main uses of Mexican bush sage are as a landscaping plant and as a cutflower for dried or fresh flower arrangements.
