Packed for 2023/24. These are native perennial seeds from my own garden or ethically collected from the wild and all are grown without chemicals. All are harvested and stored by me. I am a professional horticulturist specializing in native plants for the home garden. What I am sharing are some of my tried and true favorites for you or a gift for a gardener and free shipping!

Perennial seed germination is recommended for people with some advanced seed sowing experience.

Lyreleaf sage is a fun and easy plant to grow. Beautiful purple foliage, but leaf color may range from more green to more purple. The large basal leaves persist through the winter. It will remind you of ajuga. Pretty spires of white to light pink to light blue flowers in May (in 7a). The shape of the flower is very welcoming to bees. This is a tough plant. Mine is at the edge of the driveway; hot, dry, and frequently run over. Seeds itself readily.

Common Name: lyre-leaf sage
Native: eastern and central U.S. zones 5b-8a.
Family: Lamiaceae
Blooms: blue, white to lavender in April-June. Self-sowing.
Size: 1-1.5' tall to 1' wide
Light: full sun
Soil moisture: moist to dry with good drainage.
Attracts: bees, hummingbirds, moths, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Moderate resistance to deer.

Here is a link to all of my other native plant seeds: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MyBotanicalRoots?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

Before purchasing:
Free shipping to U.S. only. Orders are processed in 1-2 days and oftentimes sooner. All seeds will be shipped via USPS first class in a regular letter envelope. Larger seeds are mailed in USPS first-class packages. All seeds will be labeled in their own smaller envelopes. Germination instructions are included.
Please be advised that seeds are living things that require certain conditions in order to grow. As such, I cannot be held responsible for seeds that do not grow. The germination rates for these products are high under the correct conditions. I advise that you do your own research on germinating this particular seed.

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