Actually, it looks like one of theTeucrium fruiticans varieties... maybe Azura because the blossoms are so large.

I think it is Salvia chaemydroides (spell?), but it is hard to tell without seeing the flowers more clearly. Sometimes it is called germander sage.

John R. in Austin

Yep, that's it, I believe the Germander sage. I really like the looks of this sage. Think I'll try and start some cuttings. Thanks for the help.

Hi, like the flowers and the kitty cat! I'm looking for mexican sage. Any one know where to find it, or seeds?

I got some Mexican bush sage at Lowes this spring.

There's two salvia leucantha and salvia mexicana which gets enormous. Sarah