The plant is a shrubby perennial with narrow silver-gray leaves. Flowering is accompanied by the appearance of bright mauve-pink inflorescences. The variety has a more pronounced aroma compared to common culinary sage.
The plant is drought-tolerant, requires well-drained soils and sun exposure, and does not tolerate waterlogging. The variety is used for ornamental and culinary-aromatic purposes, attracts bees.
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