Salvia lavandulifolia Ceanothus first discovered by Lynn Lowrey

first discovered by Lynn Lowrey in northeastern Mexico some 30 years ago and just named recently by agaveist Greg Starr

drought tolerant when established

AUSTRALIAN MIRROR BUSH

Cold hardy and evergreen to 10 to 15F

Salvia lavandulifolia Ceanothus first discovered by Lynn LowreyA sage with leaves that look like a lavender and smell like rosemary. Sounds like we might have some self esteem issues here trying too hard to please everyone in any case, there's room in our rock garden for this one. Upright habit, growing to about a foot high and wide with 2 foot spikes of lavender blue flowers. Full sun, well drained soil. Hardy to 5F or so. USDA zone 7. SPANISH SAGE Lamiaceae