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Lyreleaf Sage Salvia Lyrata Native 300 seeds Fresh From 2023 for Hummingbirds

July 8, 2026

Salvia Lyrata: Native perennial, one to two feet tall, with rosette of leaves at the base. Tubular flowers are pale blue to violet that bloom in spring and sometimes repeats in the fall. It is great for evergreen groundcover with ajuga-like leaves. Large basal leaves are purple tinged in winter. It reseeds easily to quickly form groundcover. Can be walked on and even mowed. Excellent as food for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and Yellow American Finches (seeds). Heat and drought tolerant. 300 fresh seeds collected May 2023. –All pictures were taken by me; fruit, vegetables, and flowers are from my farm. Buy four packets and get one free (my choice).

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