Cleveland Sage ‘Salvia clevelandii’ Size:5 Gal. then allowing the soil to

then allowing the soil to dry out completely before watering again

The lesser long-nosed bat plays a vital role in pollinating this cactus while feeding on its nectar — a fascinating example of desert symbiosis

You can supplement natural light with artificial grow lights to ensure it gets the right amount of brightness

Hardiness: The growing period of this plant is from autumn to spring

Cleveland Sage ‘Salvia clevelandii’ Size:5 Gal. then allowing the soil toSalvia clevelandii, also known as Cleveland Sage, is widely prized for its highly aromatic foliage and beautiful violet blue flowers; making it a favorite among gardeners seeking drought tolerant, fragrant plants. This fast growing plant is named in honor of 19th century plant collector Daniel Cleveland, who was instrumental in documenting California's native flora. It is also known as California Blue Sage or Fragrant Sage. Cleveland Sage is native to