Salvia dorisiana

Salvia dorisiana or Fruit sage (scientific name: Salvia dorisiana) is a non-cold tolerant evergreen perennial plant and is shrub-like, native to the Mediterranean coast. It is not a medicinal sage (Salvia officnalis, Salvia sclarea,or Salvia lavandulaefolia), but an ornamental sage (salvia). There is a sweet fruit scent on the leaves. In autumn, pink lip petals are blossomed by extending spikes from flower stems.

Left: Fruit Sage (Salvia dorisiana), a plant whose leaves have a peach-like fragrance; Right: a fruit peach (Amygdalus persica).

Common name: safruit sage, scientific name: Salvia dorisiana, also named: Fruit sage, Peach sage, classification name: plant world angiosperm monocotyledonous antaceae Salvia, origin: Mediterranean coast, plant height: 100-150 cm, Leaf color: light green, leaf quality: velvet shape, leaf shape: heart shape, flowering period: September to October, flower color: pink, flower diameter: 2-3 cm, characteristics: aromatic on the leaves.

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