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Salvia leucantha (Mexican bush sage)

S. leucantha is a tender, evergreen subshrub with narrow lance-shaped leaves which are white beneath, and small white flowers which emerge from downy purple clayces in late winter to spring.
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1m max. spread

1.2m max. height

2-5 years to maturity

Salvia amarissima (Bitter Mexican sage)

Other names: Salvia circinnata, Salvia amara, Salvia capillosa, Salvia nepetoides

S. amarissima is a tender, upright, branching, aromatic, deciduous to semi-evergreen shrub with ovate to heart-shaped, veined, dark green leaves and, from late summer into autumn, racemes of whorled, two-lipped, blue to violet flowers with hairy calyces and white-marked throats.
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0.9m max. spread

1.2m max. height

2-5 years to maturity

Salvia elegans (Pineapple sage)

Other names: Pineapple-scented sage, Salvia rutilans

S. elegans is a tender, herbaceous perennial or semi-evergreen subshrub often grown as an annual with branching stems, oblong to ovate, toothed, aromatic, mid-green leaves and, from winter to spring, loose, terminal panicles of bright red flowers.
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1m max. spread

2m max. height

1-2 years to maturity

Salvia leucantha 'Midnight' (Mexican bush sage 'Midnight')

Other names: Mexican bush 'Midnight', Mexican sage 'Midnight', Salvia leucantha 'All Purple'

'Midnight' is a tender, bushy, evergreen shrub or shrubby perennial with arching branches, white-woolly when young, narrow, lance-shaped, grey-green leaves, white beneath, and terminal racemes of purple flowers with purple calyces in late winter and early spring.
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1.2m max. spread

1.2m max. height

2-5 years to maturity