An evergreen native to West Texas, South Texas, and the Edwards Plateau, Texas sage has small silvery-gray-to-green leaves and a loose form, unless it’s trimmed into a hedge. With this mild ...

With silver-green foliage and dazzling purple-pink blooms, Texas sage is a shrub that demands attention. This North American plant is known as the 'State Native Shrub of Texas', seen growing in ...

I recently went looking for one of the rarest of Texas’s rare plants in ... Almost from the moment big red sage was rediscovered, many native-plant enthusiasts just had to have it for themselves.

Only seven native populations remain in Texas, all in the Edwards Plateau in Central Texas. The federal government has proposed endangered species protection for the big red sage, a flowering ...

Texas sage (ceniza). Native to Southwest Texas, they’ve suffered the same frequent dieback and loss to cold winters here. Use only in small numbers as accents. Bald cypress. Great trees ...

Cenizo, also known as Texas sage, is a native plant that has been selected and bred to fill an important and unusual role in the landscape. A week ago, a number of the Texas sage plants in ...

If it’s happy, it will self-seed and give you new plants each year. Mealycup sage is also a Texas native perennial that self-seeds. Flowers are white as well as shades of blue. While not ...

the Native Plant Society of Texas recently announced a collaboration with H-E-B to sell four—Gregg’s mistflower, Turk’s cap, rock rose and mealy blue sage—in 79 of its grocery stores.

(THE TEXAS TRIBUNE) - The big red sage, a rare Texas wildflower native to the Edwards Plateau, was proposed for endangered species protections Friday by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.