Salvia azurea

Blue Sage is a clump-forming, perennial wildflower in the Lamiaceae family, typically found in
prairies, roadsides, and other open areas. It has wandlike stalks and leaves that have prominent veins on the underside. The flowers are lipped and tubular and show off with a beautiful shade of blue from July through September, making it a long lasting interest. Blue Sage enjoys full sun to partial shade and is extremely versatile as it tolerates deer, drought, pests, and dry soil. It works well planted in rock gardens, cottage gardens, perennial borders, and meadows. It is a pollinator favorite of bumblebees, butterflies, and other insects.