Lyre-Leaf Sage
Scientific Name: Salvia lyrata
Lyre-leaf sage is a perennial wildflower native to Alachua County with bluish-purple flowers that is great for pollinators. It reseeds on its own and can be used as a groundcover to replace turf (it's mowable). Leaves can be made into a tea. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is usually moist to soil that is neither wet nor extremely dry.
Size: assorted small pots
Scientific Name: Salvia lyrata
Lyre-leaf sage is a perennial wildflower native to Alachua County with bluish-purple flowers that is great for pollinators. It reseeds on its own and can be used as a groundcover to replace turf (it's mowable). Leaves can be made into a tea. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is usually moist to soil that is neither wet nor extremely dry.
Size: assorted small pots
Scientific Name: Salvia lyrata
Lyre-leaf sage is a perennial wildflower native to Alachua County with bluish-purple flowers that is great for pollinators. It reseeds on its own and can be used as a groundcover to replace turf (it's mowable). Leaves can be made into a tea. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is usually moist to soil that is neither wet nor extremely dry.
Size: assorted small pots