200pcs Blue Sage Seeds Heirloom Full Sun Cut Flower for Pollinator Garden, Border & Patio Containers

This hardy perennial is native to central and southern North America, ranging from Texas down into Mexico, making it a classic native ornamental herb that performs beautifully in both yard landscapes and patio containers.

Its defining feature is a soft, powdery white coating covering every bud and calyx, creating a gentle fuzzy texture that gives this plant its common name, Mealycup Sage. Sturdy upright stalks bear dense spires of small blue-purple lipped blossoms stacked in full, tapered spikes. Broad, ovate foliage with soft wavy edges grows thickly along the base, creating a lush, bushy appearance all growing season long.

QUANTITY: 200 seeds per pack 
Planting & Care Instructions

1. Sowing Season & Germination Period
Sow seeds in early spring or autumn. Cover seeds with only 1/8 inch of soil; seeds need soft light to sprout. Under stable temperatures of 18–22°C, seeds germinate within 10 to 16 days.

2. Planting Depth
Transplant seedlings to a depth matching their original root ball, roughly 2 inches. Space plants 14–18 inches apart for adequate air circulation.

3. Blooming Season & Flowering Duration
The main blooming season runs from early summer to late fall. Each plant produces consistent blooms for 8 to 10 weeks, with an extended flowering period in frost-free warm zones.

4. Light Requirement
Thrives in full sun, needing a minimum of 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. Insufficient light causes leggy growth, sparse flower spikes and stem lodging.

5. Watering Instructions
Drought and heat tolerant; daily watering is unnecessary. Water thoroughly only when the top layer of soil dries completely. Avoid standing water on garden beds or in planters to prevent root rot.