Salvia cedrosensis 'Baja Blanca', Baja Blanca' Cedros Island Sage Decomposed Granite cylindrical and pointed

cylindrical and pointed

reddish-orange fruit is sweet

It is deciduous in the summer

One-hand hoe with a fork on one end and a flat hoe on the other

spring Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 0 F Attracts pollinators Butterflies Container Plant No Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant Yes Deer resistant Yes Local plant Yes

Salvia cedrosensis 'Baja Blanca', Baja Blanca' Cedros Island Sage Decomposed Granite cylindrical and pointedSalvia cedrosensis 'Baja Blanca', Baja Blanca' Cedros Island Sage A California native shrub that can reach up to two feet tall and wide. It has small velvety leaves with gray green stems and fragrant blue violet flowers that bloom in the summer and fall. Family Name Lamiaceae Species Name Salvia cedrosensis 'Baja Blanca' Common Name Baja Blanca' Cedros Island Sage Native to A horticultural selection, collected from Cedros Island (MX) Plant Type Shrub