Salvia disjuncta Oregon Coast bright light

bright light

fragrant flowers

the flowers emerging "nekked" September - November after which the leaves appear in December and January

Cyperaceae

nearly round and the brightest spring green

Salvia disjuncta Oregon Coast bright lightPretty perennial sage, collected in the 1980s in the southern mountains of Mexico. Growing to 6 ft tall with dark, mahogany stems and fuzzy, rounded leaves tinted purple striking, bright red flowers that begin in late spring and continue until the first hard frost possibly all winter long. Needs good drainage and occasional summer water in sun to part shade. Dies back in colder winters and can be cut back to 2 3" in spring. Frost hardy to 5F, USDA