Salvia lyrata (Lyreleaf Sage 'Purple Knockout') sun named for the shape of

named for the shape of the leaves

It sports rosettes of pale yellow-white flower that is spotted with light purple

Its compact size compared to the straight species makes it especially versatile in smaller garden spaces or designed landscapes where a tidy

It blooms in the spring producing a profusion of fruit clusters that resemble pink clouds

It has a long blooming season and is known to produce a bloom or two in mild winters

Salvia lyrata (Lyreleaf Sage 'Purple Knockout') sun named for the shape ofLyreleaf Sage loves moist bright shade, and that is where it does best, but it also adapts well to dry shade. The sunnier the exposure, the more moisture it will require. Lyreleaf Sage makes a nice groundcover with pretty blue flowers in the spring that can be mowed. It is a robust perennial that reseeds easily and can be controlled by removing spent blooms. It does best in naturalized gardens where it can spread and be used as ground cover or living