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Sage
Texas Sage, or Salvia coccinea 'Forest Fire' is an evergreen shrub native to Texas, Louisiana, and Mexico. It is a striking addition to the garden with its bright, orange-red flower spikes and the contrasting deep green foliage. Growing to a height of 3–4 feet, the flowers attract a variety of pollinators such as bees and hummingbirds amoung others. Texas Sage is best suited for dry, hot locations, where its deep roots can access the stored moisture in the soil. Due to its hardiness and drought-
Large particles, gritty, excellent drainage, poor nutrient retention.
Extremely acidic, often found in marshy or waterlogged areas.
Soils with minimal organic matter, typically found in degraded or over-farmed soils.
Dry air, often found in arid regions or during winter months.
Impact: Can cause stress on plants, leading to wilting, leaf drop, and poor growth. Increased water evaporation.