Blue Sage

Salvia azurea

In the United States: Native · also called azure sage, pitcher sage

Late-season perennial providing a strong nectar source for honeybees and native bees during fall dearth periods. Blooms in spikes of sky-blue flowers over an extended period in prairie and open woodland habitats. Tolerates dry to medium soils once established; may require staking in rich garden soils.

Nectar	high
Pollen	low
Bloom (US)	August–November
Duration	~2 months
Type	Perennial
Sun	full

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