Lyreleaf Sage 'Purple Knockout' Dappled Shade the Prairie Flameleaf Sumac can

the Prairie Flameleaf Sumac can handle heat

Bloom: February-October

Its flowers provide nectar to native bees and butterflies

Synonym(s): Echinacea pallida var

adding charm to southwestern landscapes year-round

Lyreleaf Sage 'Purple Knockout' Dappled Shade the Prairie Flameleaf Sumac canSalvia lyrata Purple Knockout Primarily grown for its rosettes of glossy burgundy leaves that turn to deep purple in summer, then red in the fall. Vertical spikes of tubular flowers rise above the foliage in late spring to early summer. A good substitution for non native Ajuga. A hardy and low maintenance perennial that thrives in well drained soils. Well suited for average to poor soils, including sand or clay compositions. Once established is