Chihuahuan Sage not blooming so always let soil dry

so always let soil dry completely between waterings

The white and dark blue/purple flowers emerge from boat-shaped bracts and appear intermittently in spring and summer

Planting Style Spacing Layout Single container or focal Open on all sides One rosette in a 14 to 16 inch pot or front-and-center in a rock garden Massed cluster 18 to 24 in apart 3 or 5 plants together for a bold

Pair it with Desert Spoon or Texas Sage underneath for a layered desert garden look

Chihuahuan Sage not blooming so always let soil dryThe Most Carefree Desert Shrub for Phoenix Landscapes Chihuahuan Sage (Leucophyllum zygophyllum) is the compact, zero maintenance Texas Sage relative that thrives on pure neglect in the Phoenix Valley. This evergreen shrub features silvery blue green foliage year round and erupts with lavender purple flowers after summer monsoon rains no supplemental watering needed to trigger the show. Whether you're filling a xeriscape bed in Scottsdale, lining a