Salvia sinaloensis – Sinaloa Sage

Salvia sinaloensis – Sinaloa Sage

A compact, striking little Salvia with serious personality, S. sinaloensis stands out with its dark purple-black foliage that creates a dramatic, moody backdrop for the rich dark blue flowers — a color reminiscent of the beloved S. chamaedryoides. Low-growing and tidy at just 8" tall and 12" wide, it's an excellent choice for low borders, edges, and containers. Drought tolerant, deer tolerant, and gopher tolerant, it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds throughout the season.

Key Features:

• Perennial Herb
• Drought tolerant
• Deer tolerant
• Gopher tolerant
• Striking dark purple-black foliage
• Dark blue flowers – similar to S. chamaedryoides
• Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
• Compact, low-growing habit – ideal for borders, edges, and containers

Growing Details:
Height: 8 in | Spread: 12 in
Exposure: Full Sun | Water: Moderate / Dry
Bloom color: Dark Blue
USDA Hardiness Zone: 9–11