A Seattle gardener has a 3-ft woody deciduous shrub with alternate sage-like leaves, dying to ground in winter, and a single bizarre cone-shaped flower resembling a pangolin/seashell, blue-purple with green, blooming at Easter.
Expert Effort: Not Buddleia (wrong bloom time). Leaves alternate, dies to ground, single flower cone with leaf-like texture. Not thistle-like. Expert unable to ID without photo. Suggests getting a picture for future ID.
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