Salvia rubescens reddish purple two lipped flowers arranged in spaced whorls on a stem

Salvia rubescens


Salvia rubescens is an Andean sage native to Colombia and Venezuela. Branching stems carry opposite leaves and upright inflorescences of red to reddish-purple two-lipped flowers. The blossoms occur in spaced whorls, leaving sections of the floral axis visible between them. The species grows in cool montane vegetation, forest margins, and open slopes. Research-grade observations document it in Colombia. Photographed in Colombia.


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