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Sonoma Sage or Creeping Sage is a member of the Lamiaceae (Mint) family native to California. It is found in the Coast Ranges, Peninsular Range, and Sierra foothills. As suggested by its common name, it is a mat-forming subshrub with stems growing no more about 40 centimeters high.
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As I mentioned above, Sonoma sage is indigenous to California, like its popular plant cousin, Salvia mellifera (black sage). Also called creeping sage, this perennial is common in foothill and mountain regions. Considered a chapparal plant, it can be grown outside its native environment as well. Many sages grow throughout California, but this one h...
Sonoma sage is a tough plant that handles its own needs more often than not. It’s one of the easiest plants to care for and maintain. But it does have a few preferences to consider. Let’s talk about those.
Tough and resilient, few problems plague this creeping sage. We’ll discuss those rare problems below and how to handle them.
Q: Is salvia sonomensis edible? A: Technically, most sage species are edible. But this is not a culinary sage, and its flavor does not work well in food uses. If your toddler snacks on a leaf, it won’t cause harm. But I don’t advise tasting it. Q: Is creeping sage used medicinally? A: Some tribal groups have used it medicinally, but its relative wh...
- Sonoma sage, creeping sage
- 12″-16″ tall, 5 to 15 foot spread
- Lamiaceae
- Salvia sonomensis
Sonoma Sage or Creeping Sage is a member of the Lamiaceae (Mint) family native to California. It is found in the Coast Ranges, Peninsular Range, and Sierra foothills. As suggested by its common name, it is a mat-forming subshrub with stems growing no more about 40 centimeters high.
6. Sonoma sage. Sonoma sage is a wonderful native perennial and can be a serviceable groundcover if its needs are met. Good drainage is a must and it performs best with light shade. Water plants to get established-very drought tolerant, will NOT tolerate regular summer water.
S. sonomensis is found in three distinct areas in California: the California Coastal Range from Siskiyou to Napa county; from Monterey county to San Diego county; and in the Sierra Nevada foothills. It is always found growing under 6,600 feet elevation on dry hillsides and woodlands.
- Perennial
- Full Sun to Partial Shade
- Herb/ForbShrub
- Dry MesicDry
In California, native salvias can be found growing along the Pacific Coast, crossing inland valleys and threading their way up our rocky mountain slopes. These natives are adaptable to almost any garden condition, provided there is plenty of sunshine and excellent drainage.
Native. Salvia sonomensis is just one of the many species of sage that are great for California gardens. There are many native and non-native species and cultivars that with low water needs that will attract hummingbirds bees, and butterflies to your garden.
