Q: How large does Bee's Bliss Sage get?
A: It is a low, spreading ground cover, reaching 1-2 feet in height and spreading 4-8 feet wide or more by runners. It can be pruned to contain its spread.

Q: How much sun does it need for the best flowering?
A: It performs best in full sun (at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily) for the densest growth and most abundant flowers. It will tolerate partial shade but will be less compact and flower less.

Q: How much water does it need?
A: Once established, it is highly drought-tolerant. Water regularly during its first year to establish a deep root system. After that, it requires little to no supplemental water, even in hot, dry climates.

Q: Does it attract hummingbirds?
A: Yes, the tubular lavender-blue flowers are rich in nectar and highly attractive to hummingbirds, as well as bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators.

Q: Is the foliage fragrant?
A: Yes, the velvety, silvery-gray-green leaves release a pleasant, fragrant scent when brushed or crushed, adding a sensory element to the garden.

Q: When should I prune it?
A: Prune after flowering in early summer to maintain a tidy shape and encourage denser growth. It can also be cut back hard in late winter to rejuvenate.

Q: Is it a good choice for slopes?
A: Yes, its fast-spreading, mat-forming habit makes it excellent for stabilizing slopes and controlling erosion.