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Chiapas Sage

Salvia chiapensis

From the forests of Chiapas, Mexico, this evergreen perennial forms a dense mound of rich, deep emerald green leaves and sweeping stalks of magenta pink flowers. Whorls of striking, two-lipped blooms appear from spring to fall, and attract pollinators and beneficial bugs. Good groundcover for areas of dry shade, or suited for containers.

$9.99 – $30.99

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Moderate

Moderate, Regular

Fall, Spring, Summer

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Chiapas Sage

Salvia chiapensis
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Deciduous / Evergreen

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A bush or multi refers to a shrub or small tree grown with multiple stems.
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