Salvia bulleyana

Salvia bulleyana(scientific name: Salvia bulleyana) is endemic to China and is a cold-tolerant perennial (winter deciduous species) in the genus Salvia in the family Lamiaceae. It is native to subalpine to high mountains at an altitude of 2,100 to 3,400 meters above sea level in Yunnan Province. The rhizomatous leaves are rosette-shaped. In summer, it produces purple-lipped flowers by growing spikelets from the tips of the flower stalks that emerge from the rosettes.
Yellow-flowered Salvia flava var. megalantha, with yellow florets and brown labial petals, is sometimes sold as Salvia breyana.

Common name: Salvia breyana, scientific name: Salvia bulleyana, Height: 60-90 cm, Origin: China, Leaf shape: ovate, Flower color: purple, Flowering season: June to September, Inflorescence: spikelets, diameter: 2 cm