

Salvia mexicana 'Port de Zorro' is a striking cultivar of Mexican Sage with dramatic, near-black calyces and vivid blue flowers. The tall, architectural stems rise from a clump of large, deep green, triangular leaves. Blooms in late summer to fall, providing vertical accent and late-season color.
Full sun to part shade, rich, moist soil. Grows 4–6 feet tall. Tender (zones 9–11); often grown as annual or overwintered. Excellent for back of border, tropical plantings, and hummingbird gardens. Protect from wind.
Salvia madrensis: Forsythia Sage with Yellow Flowers
Salvia uliginosa: Bog Sage with Sky-Blue Flowers
Salvia officinalis 'Tricolor': Variegated Culinary Sage with Pink, White, and Green Leaves
Salvia officinalis 'Berggarten': Culinary Sage with Large Round Leaves
Dwarf Mexican Bush Sage 'Santa Barbara' (Salvia leucantha 'Santa Barbara')
Forsythia Sage 'Dunham' (Salvia madrensis 'Dunham')
Mexican Buckeye (Ungnadia speciosa): Spring Pink Blooms in Arid Lands
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