Autumn sage Salvia greggii Lamiaceae
	Form: Shrub Seasonality: evergreen Size: 3ft high by 3 foot wide Flowers: Spikes of trumpet-shaped, flowers, usually red, but varies; (February to November) Leaves: Large variation, simple, elliptical, usually 1in long Fruit: Small seed, insignificant Stems/Trunks: Angular, new growth is lush green, old growth can be woody Range/Origin: Chihuahua desert Hardiness: Sunset Zones; 8-24 Comments: Low litter, No thorns, Attracts hummingbirds CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full sun, Water: Low to regular Soil: Tolerant, well drained Propagation: Seed, cuttings Maintenance: Low, but can be pruned back drastically to encourage lush growth and good flowering
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