Mexican sage bush (Salvia leucantha) is a beauty of a bush to grow. Stunning purple flowers and incredibly hardy. But it needs an annual prune to keep it looking 100% fresh. Here’s how: 🪻 Once the flowers start to die it’s time to cut the bush back. This usually happens in winter, I leave them as long as I can cause I love their colour in our winter garden. 🪻 When you look at the base of the plants you should see two different looking stems. The darker brown ones are old - take these these out

228K views · 2.5K reactions | ¿Sabías que la salvia cruz (Salvia leucantha), también llamada salvia morada, sirve para calmar los nervios, aliviar problemas respiratorios y mejorar la digestión? | Plantas Y Remedios” | Facebook

Agosto y la salvia leucantha. Así sigue la de casa | La Juanita huertas

Meet Mexican Bush Sage (Salvia leucantha) the show-stopping perennial with velvety purple blooms that pollinators can’t resist! 🐝 Perfect for South Central Texas gardens, it thrives in full sun, ☀️attracts hummingbirds & butterflies, and adds color all the way into fall. 🍁📍available at both locations📍 | Rainbow Gardens