Salvia brandegeei is
native to Santa Rosa Island near Santa Barbara. The long bumpy
leaves of Brandegee's Sage are a great textural aspect of this plant even
when it is not in flower. Salvia brandegeei grows to about four feet
tall and wide. The lavender flowers of Brandegee's Sage bloom in the
late Winter through early Spring. Salvia brandegeei is nectar
source for the Mournful Duskywing
and the California Dogface Butterfly
and a great addition to the hummingbird
garden as well as the butterfly
garden.
High resolution photos of Salvia brandegeei are part of our garden image collection.
