Salvia mohavensis - Mojave Sage (Plant) California when much of California leaves

when much of California leaves the dry season behind and prepares for its own green “spring

Threatened by urbanization and flood control in California

Four complimentary tickets to the annual Native Plant Garden Tour

Needs regular deep watering

It flowers in early summer

Salvia mohavensis - Mojave Sage (Plant) California when much of California leavesThis uncommon sage is endemic to the Mojave desert. In its natural habitat it is relatively small (2 to 3 feet high and wide). Pale blue flowers in spring. Difficult in cultivation. Plant Characteristics Family Name Lamiaceae Species Name Salvia mohavensis Common Name Mojave Sage Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Sand, fast draining Flower Color Blue, White, Cream Flowering Months March, April, May,