Tri-color Sage bee blossom and remember to keep the

and remember to keep the soil moist but not too wet during spring/summer and let it dry out in between before watering again during winter

exclusive host food source for monarch butterfly caterpillars

making it a standout choice for the middle of sunny borders

though the plant is primarily grown for foliage

shiny leaves that look like a raindrops

Tri-color Sage bee blossom and remember to keep theTricolor Sage Salvia officinalis Tricolor Variegated Sage Salvia Tricolor Tricolor Sage is a highly ornamental, aromatic culinary perennial prized for its striking, variegated foliage featuring a beautiful mix of gray green leaves irregularly marbled with bright white and flushed with vibrant pink and purple. This eye catching herb is known for its bushy, evergreen habit and its ability to deliver a classic, earthy flavor essential to traditional