No, but very nice. Now the million dollar question. Is it making seed???

Yes, I offer it on my page as UI salvia--I'd be happy to send you some if you'd like them. I've had it for years & can't definitely ID it, though I've just found a journal containing seed sowing info from 2004 & 2005 and of all the various salvias I sowed then, the closest it comes to is S. verticillata. It's growing in the sandiest, driest, most neglected garden I've got. Gotta love it.
Can anyone confirm?

jaynine:
Nice picture!
Looks like Salvia verticillata.
Art

I agree with Art. If it sets seed, it is the species. All forms are good honey bee plants. It can self-sow well under the right conditions.

Salvia napifolia would be my guess

Thanks everybody. I'm leaning towards s. verticillata, but jimcrick does have a point. I grew s. napifolia this year & immediately noticed the similarities. I'll search my pictures & see if I've got a decent one of napifolia for comparison. Thanks again.