Salvia misella
Creeping Sage is a low-growing perennial native to Florida that forms dense, aromatic ground cover mats. This species produces small blue flowers and thrives in well-drained, average to dry soils. It serves as an excellent choice for planting between shrubs and trees as it prefers dappled sunlight to full shade.
Salvia misella
Creeping Sage is a low-growing perennial native to Florida that forms dense, aromatic ground cover mats. This species produces small blue flowers and thrives in well-drained, average to dry soils. It serves as an excellent choice for planting between shrubs and trees as it prefers dappled sunlight to full shade.
Native, perennial, dense low-growing, deciduous reseeding, wildflower; 0.5” x 5’
Full sun to full shade; great for shady sites!
Average to dry well-draining sandy soils; the more sun the more moisture
One of the few natives that works as a groundcover for shady sites
Winter dormant, starts flowering early spring
Host for Fluvous Hairstreak; attracts pollinators
