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Purple Sage
Salvia leucophylla

Family: Lamiaceae (MINT).
Other common names: San Luis purple sage.
Generic common name: SAGE.

Circle X Ranch: Yerba Buena Road shoulder, sage brush, May 2004.

Characteristics: Native, Red, Blue, Small, Clusters, Odd, Woody, Perennial, Late Spring. 		Thumbnail Picture of Salvia leucophylla




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The center plant was growing in a mixed population of Salvia mellifera (left) and Salvia leucophylla (right.)





Detailed description from UCLA website (in PDF format)



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