Artemis Silver Sage

Artemis Silver Sage (Salvia argentea 'Artemis') Artemis Silver Sage is all about texture, contrast, and a clean, modern look that makes other plants around it feel more intentional. The large, velvety silver leaves brighten dark corners of a border and give beds a cool, refined finish even when nothing is in bloom. It is drought tolerant once established and thrives in sunny, well-drained spots where lower-maintenance plants shine. Use it to calm busy color schemes, highlight bolder flowers, and create a strong seasonal presence with foliage alone. Distinctive Features This plant forms a low, sculptural rosette of oversized, felted, silver leaves that can look almost metallic in bright sun. In its flowering phase it can send up tall stems with small, pale flowers, but it is primarily grown for the dramatic foliage rather than bloom. The leaves are thick, softly textured, and highly reflective, making them useful for adding light and contrast in mixed plantings. Mature size is commonly