Salvia vaseyi, Scallopleaf Sage Japanese bell - Mulch heavily

- Mulch heavily

-Attracts butterflies and bees

- Hikes feature ocean views

Prune to the base after flowering is over to keep plant low and tidy and dig unwanted spreading rhizomes for replanting elsewhere in late fall or early winter

Plant alongside other natives of the California coastal scrub region

Salvia vaseyi, Scallopleaf Sage Japanese bell - Mulch heavilyScallopleaf Sage, Bristle Sage, Wand Sage A rare salvia. The fragrance is similar to White Sage (Salvia apiana) with white flowers in form similar to Cleveland Sage that bloom in the spring. This plant can reach a height of up to five feet tall. Family Name Lamiaceae Species Name Salvia vaseyi Common Name Scallopleaf Sage Native to Joshua Tree, Anza Borrego desert Plant Type Shrub, perennial Height x Width 5' x 5' Growth Habit Mounding Growth Rate