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Leucophyllum ‘TX Sage’ or ‘Silverleaf’

Texas Sagecomma-sign also known as Silverleafcomma-sign is an evergreen shrub celebrated for its silvery-gray foliage and periodic show of flowers. This plant thrives in hotcomma-sign dry climates and requires minimal upkeep once established. It’s a popular choice for landscapes seeking drought tolerance and year-round visual interestcomma-sign often blooming after rainfall with a range of flower colors. Texas Sage provides texture and color to gardens while also attracting pollinators.

Specs

Silvery Shrub with a Surprise Bloom

Texas Sage, also called Silverleaf, is a tough yet beautiful evergreen shrub with soft, silvery-gray foliage and bursts of colorful blooms that appear after rainfall. A favorite for xeriscaping, it brings year-round structure and periodic floral flair.

Product Highlights
Category: Evergreen Shrub
Bloom Time: Spring to fall (typically after rain)
Growth Habit: Upright, bushy
Mature Size: 5 to 8 feet tall and wide
USDA Zone: 8 to 11
Temperature: Hardy down to 10–15°F
Color: Purple, pink, lavender, or white flowers
Light Requirement: Full sun (6+ hours daily)
Water Needs: Very low once established
Bloom Size: Small, bell-shaped flowers, about 1 inch
Pet Friendly? Yes – generally considered non-toxic

Best Uses:
Ideal for hedges, screens, or focal points in low-water gardens and hot climates.

Pro-tip:
Once established, Texas Sage requires minimal water, making it a perfect choice for xeriscaping or drought-tolerant landscapes. Enjoy its colorful blooms after rain for added beauty.

Key Features:

Bloom Time: Spring to Fall
Growth Habit: Upright & Bushy
Mature Height: LARGE (6 to 15 feet)
USDA Zone: Temperate (Zones 7 to 9)
Temperature: Cold Tolerant
Color: Purple
Light Requirement: Full Sun
Water Need: Low
Bloom Size: Small
Pet Friendly: Yes