Cedar Sage (Salvia roemeriana)
Cedar Sage (Salvia roemeriana)
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Cedar Sage
Salvia roemeriana
Other Common Names: Red Sage
Quick Plant Info
- βοΈ Light: Part Shade to Shade
- π§ Water: Low
- πΏ Type: Perennial
- π Mature Size: 1β2 ft tall Γ 1β2 ft wide
Plant Traits
North Texas Native
Description
A standout native for dry shade, with vivid red blooms that brighten woodland gardens.
Cedar Sage produces striking red tubular flowers above low-growing foliage in spring and early summer. It naturally grows in limestone woodlands and is one of the best-performing native perennials for shaded areas in North Texas.
πΌ Why it works
- Thrives in dry shadeβone of the hardest conditions to fill
- Bright red flowers provide strong seasonal color
- Reliable and low-maintenance once established
- Returns year after year in the right conditions
π¦ Wildlife value
A strong nectar source for hummingbirds and other pollinators, especially during spring bloom.
π± Where it thrives
Cedar Sage is native to limestone woodlands and performs best in shaded areas with good drainage. It is especially well-suited to dry, rocky soils where many other plants struggle.
- Under trees and woodland edges
- Shaded beds with well-drained soil
- Dry shade conditions
Soil: Prefers well-drained, rocky or limestone-based soils.
βοΈ Growth & maintenance
Goes dormant in the heat of summer or during drought, then returns when conditions improve. Avoid overwatering, especially in heavy soils.
π§ Water (establishment note)
Water regularly during establishment; once established, Cedar Sage prefers dry conditions and does not tolerate overly wet soils.
Pickup Information
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