Salvia farinacea Augusta Duelberg Sun Perennials but the most common is

but the most common is a green leaf with a wide central stripe of silver

This boxwood cousin has even garnered the Royal Horticulture Society's highest award

clustered bells

The plant will not be set back by this but will soon regrow and bloom all summer into fall when a killing frost will halt its bloom

Pyrrosia lingua cultivars hate growing flat and must be planted on a slope to thrive in cold climates

Salvia farinacea Augusta Duelberg Sun Perennials but the most common isLeave it to Texas plantsman Greg Grant to have nothing better to do on a summer day than wander through old graveyards, where he stumbled on a clump of Salvia farinacea gracing the Texas gravesite of Augusta Duelberg. The cuttings rooted and Salvia 'Augusta Duelberg' was born. This splendid selection of the Texas native Salvia farinacea makes a compact 30" tall x 4' wide specimen, topped from May until frost with hundreds of spikes of silvery white