Creeping Sage - Salvia misella

Creeping Sage (Salvia misella) is a charming short-lived perennial, staying under a foot tall while spreading 3 to 5 feet wide. Perfect as a groundcover, this adaptable plant tolerates full sun to shade and thrives in moist (but not flooded) to somewhat dry, sandy soils. Its delicate blue, fragrant flowers not only add a subtle touch of beauty but also attract a variety of pollinators. Additionally, Creeping Sage serves as a larval host for the Fulvous Hairstreak, making it an excellent choice for supporting native wildlife in your garden. Short-lived perennial Flower color: Blue/purple Winter dormant Exposure: Full sun to full shade Moisture level: Moist to dry Not salt tolerant Propagation: Dividing root ball, and seed Soil type: Sandy Larval host plant for Fulvous Hairstreak butterfly /mp