candelabrum sage

Overview

Candelabrum Sage (Salvia candelabrum) is a Mediterranean species of herbaceous plant with a distinctive candelabra-shaped bloom. Its scientific name literally translates to “candlestick sage” in Latin. Its striking flowers are a warm pink-purple hue, and its long, slender leaves are ovate and serrated. It's popular for its ornamental purposes, and often cultivated in plant borders and flower beds. It is a perennial, and readily survives in temperate climates with plenty of sun and well-drained soil. Its blooms are very attractive to bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. The soft scent of the flowers and the gracefully swaying stems make for a delightfully serene atmosphere.

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