Salvia guaranitica, known as Anise-Scented Sage or Blue Anise Sage, is a tall, bushy perennial native to South America. It produces two-lipped, deep blue flowers with green calyces on long spikes from summer to fall. The foliage is green and strongly anise-scented when crushed.
Plant in full sun to partial shade with rich, moist soil. It is a hummingbird magnet. In cold climates, mulch heavily or grow as an annual.
Salvia guaranitica 'Black and Blue': Striking Blue Flowers with Black Calyces
Salvia greggii: Autumn Sage with Colorful Flowers for Dry Gardens
Salvia sinaloensis: Sinaloan Blue Sage with True Blue Flowers
Blue Anise Sage 'Argentine Skies' (Salvia guaranitica 'Argentine Skies')
Engelmann's Sage (Salvia engelmannii)
Salvia leucantha: Mexican Bush Sage with Velvety Purple and White Flowers
Salvia splendens: Scarlet Sage, the Classic Red Bedding Annual
Salvia chamaedryoides: Germander Sage with True Blue Flowers
Salvia pentstemonoides: Big Red Sage, a Rare Texas Native
Salvia ballotiflora: Shrubby Blue Sage for Dry Gardens
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