Fragrant Pitcher Sage - Lepechinia fragrans landscape plants In the medieval era and

In the medieval era and the renaissance the dye was in high demand for coloring luxurious fabrics

Growth Form: Dense bush

Distilled/Ro/rain water for best results

and can be included in xeriscape plantings that require no additional irrigation once established

Fragrant Pitcher Sage - Lepechinia fragrans landscape plants In the medieval era andThis California Native is valued for its lush appearance, attractive foliage, and dainty purple flowers which resemble small pitchers. Although not a true sage, it is a relative which shares many of sages attributes including a pleasant aroma that is similar to Hummingbird Sage (Salvia spathacea). Although very similar to the more common Lepechinia calycina, L. fragrans is often preferred for its softer appearance and colorful flowers. Growth Form: 3