Thompson and Morgan might have it. Generally, New World sages do not set ample seed. The little seed that is formed is hard to collect efficiently. I would get plants over seed any day, especially of easily hybridizable sages.

Uliginosa is a bog sage from subtropical Brazil. Do you have the means to water it where you live?

Old World sages can be propagated best by seed, since they are usually bumblebee pollinated. If you are in a high mountain desert in the southwest, consider a visit to the Denver Botanical Garden which has a stunning display of Turkish and central Asian sages.

It just occurred to me that you might want these seed sources for plants that grow in the southwest. Salvias are available from both sources.

Southwest Native Seeds
Box 50503
Tucson, AZ 85703
Sally and Tim Walker by mail only - no phone

Plants of the Southwest 505-438-8888
3095 Agua Fria Road
Rt 6, Box 11-A
Santa Fe, NM 87501 800-788-7333
6670 4th Street NW 344-8830
Albuquerque, NM
E-mail: plantsofthesw@juno.com
Web Page: http://www.plantsofthesouthwest.com/

Thanks for replying. I wanted to grow it as a bog plant in water gardens. I had emailed a few folks that had it on their trade list and one of them has some seeds. So hopefully I will be researching growth requirements for it within a week or so. If the trade falls thu I will try the seed companies you reccomended. I have had good luck with T & M seeds. Thanks Pam