Salvia farinacea 'Augusta Duelberg' is a drought-defying Texas native, discovered as a chance seedling in Brenham, Texas, that dazzles with towering spires of pure white flowers above silvery/green foliage. From spring until frost, its footlong wands of nectar-rich blooms attract bees and hummingbirds while maintaining a tidy, bushy mound with near-black stems for striking contrast. Thriving in harsh sun with minimal water, this pollinator powerhouse shines in moon gardens, or paired with Purple Coneflower for effortless high-impact beauty. A symbol of resilient elegance, it brings enduring radiance to any garden.

Scientific Name: Salvia farinacea 'Augusta Duelberg'
Origin: Brenham, Texas
Height: 2–3 ft 
Spread: 1.5–2 ft 
Light: Full sun
Water: Low
Blooms: spring to frost
USDA Zones: 8–10