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Salvia mohavensis (Mojave Sage) - Desert blue blossoms perfumed with spice.

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Mojave Sage is a rare desert native, producing fragrant foliage and clusters of violet-blue flowers in spring. Beautiful, drought-hardy, and aromatic, it thrives in hot, dry sites.

Plant Details:

  • Water Needs: Very low; thrives on natural rainfall

  • Sun Needs: Full sun

  • Soil Requirements: Well-drained, sandy or rocky soils

  • Growing Zone: USDA Zones 6–9

  • Cold Hardiness: Down to ~–10°F (–23°C)

  • Mature Size: 2–3 ft tall x 2–3 ft wide

  • Native Origin: Mojave Desert, USA

  • Best Substitutes For: Desert Lavender, Russian Sage

  • Landscape Uses: Xeric gardens, pollinator borders, fragrant plantings

Mojave Sage is a rare desert native, producing fragrant foliage and clusters of violet-blue flowers in spring. Beautiful, drought-hardy, and aromatic, it thrives in hot, dry sites.

Plant Details:

  • Water Needs: Very low; thrives on natural rainfall

  • Sun Needs: Full sun

  • Soil Requirements: Well-drained, sandy or rocky soils

  • Growing Zone: USDA Zones 6–9

  • Cold Hardiness: Down to ~–10°F (–23°C)

  • Mature Size: 2–3 ft tall x 2–3 ft wide

  • Native Origin: Mojave Desert, USA

  • Best Substitutes For: Desert Lavender, Russian Sage

  • Landscape Uses: Xeric gardens, pollinator borders, fragrant plantings