Salvia microphylla "Lutea" 25/9 Restock points less to the ripe

points less to the ripe fruit

wildlife-supporting

and in some warm regions

Introduced in the 1890s and long known simply as the Anemone rose for the poppy-like simplicity of the bloom

Salvia microphylla "Lutea" 25/9 Restock points less to the ripeSalvia microphylla 'Lutea' is an uncommon yellow flowered form of the littleleaf or baby sage, a small woody shrub of the mountains of Mexico and the borderlands. Where the species carries the usual salvia scarlet or orange red, 'Lutea' opens soft, pale yellow flowers instead, a quiet and unusual color on a plant otherwise known for hot tones, and blooms over a long season from late spring into fall. The small, glossy leaves give the plant its name