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Salvia reptans
This salvia has rigid stems with narrow, pungent leaves and resembles a bright green, upright grass for much of the growing season. In early fall, cobalt blue flowers burst open almost overnight and are a big draw for hummingbirds. Thanks to its deep roots, this wildflower is extremely xeric. West Texas cobalt sage grows to 4 feet tall.
Habitat yard on Lake Belton
Spotted on Oct 8, 2012
Submitted on Oct 14, 2012
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