Salvia verbenaca, commonly known as wild clary or wild sage, is an aromatic perennial herb which is native to the Mediterranean climate regions. The hairy, erect stems hold ovate leaves with toothed, pinnate or lobed edges. These leaves are topped with spikes of purple to violet hermaphrodite flowers. The fruit is an achene splits into four one-seeded segments. Datasheet Common Namewild clary / wild sage Botanical nameSalvia verbenaca FamilyLamiaceae Life CyclePerennialFoliageSemi-evergreenBasic ColourBlue-Violet Height30 -> 80 cmHabitatmeadows, sandy dunes Altitude0 - 900 mBloom TimeJune -> SeptemberPlant TypeHerb, Ornamental, Aromatic Fruit TypeAchenedifferent tolerancesTell usUsed PartsFlower, LeafPlant UsesCulinary, PerfumeryActive substancesTell us USDA Zone4 (-35), 5 (-29)Sun ExposureSunSoil pHAlkaline, NeutralSoil MoistureDry, MoistSoil Type Sandy, Silty, Clayey, StonyPropagationby seeds / by sowing, Self sowsGerminationTell us Pests/ DiseasesTell us Open Next Page To See More Photos. Salvia verbenaca Salvia verbenaca Salvia verbenaca
