Salvia farinacea/Salvia. Lamiaceae. Lamiales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Mealycup sage. Blue sage Native to/Mexico. South-central United States(Texas. Oklahoma. New Mexico) Symbolism/Wisdom. Healing. Longevity *Genus of about 900 species of annuals, biennials,herbaceous and evergreen *White-mealy stems bearing pointed, narrowly to broadly lance shaped, wavy-margined, mid green leaves, to 3in(8cm)long *Deep lavender-blue flowers, to 3/4in(2cm)long *Flower blooming time is from summer to aitummn *French-Mexican botanist Jean Lois Berlandier collected this flower for the first time in 1826~1830. *George Bentham formally named in 1883. These wild plants were growing between the Guadalupe River and the Colorado River in Texas. Photographed 9/30 10:06am 2026 Posted 10/2(Friday) 11:55am 2026
@花散歩 Good morning. Thank you for a message. Now~ the weather at your place is getting better?! You take a walk~ How nice! Have a great day! with smile 😊
@ラスカル Good morning! Thank you for a message. How are you? I have been ok~ but last night, I had a severe gum-ache(haguki ga harete). 😵💫I had a big trouble for several hours. …(Seirogan),stinky medicine. I put it on my gum…😏 Now. It’s ok. AGE! I have to be careful to use a dental floss. It caused this time. You are doing well~. I am happy. Let’s go for a good day! 😊😊
@minoru Good morning! Thank you for a message. lovely We love flowers. Every season ~ we live in the different country but, we can see the same flowers for four seasons. Let’s have a nice time together on GS. with smile 😊😊
Good morning! 👋😃☀️ *Salvia farinacea* 💙—it’s blooming in such a lovely, vibrant blue. I think I have the same one in my garden, too; 🤔 it blooms every year. Thanks for sharing this! 😆💕✨
Good mornevening, Yuming !🌅🌃👩👌 Your blue salvia💙 looks wonderful against the green background💚. Oni-chang love that soothing blue-purple shade💙💜 ! I posted as many as three pics of red salvia on GS on September 13th.📸♥️🌿🤗🤭
Here in Osaka, things are crazy right now because the Hanshin Tigers won the championship !⚾️🐯🏟️🏬🎊🍻🥃 Some people have jumped into the Dotonbori River in Namba.🌊💦💧
I went to the dentist for the first time in seven years and had my teeth cleaned. My last visit was before COVID.🦷✨ I only have one wisdom tooth missing out of the four, and the other 31 teeth are completely healthy. My dentist praised me, saying my dental care is excellent for my age !😁✨👌
@太陽の塔 Thank you for a message. Congratulations 🎉 for the winner 🥇! I am very far to know about baseball ⚾️ games ~ any kinds in the world. Even golf, tennis… no interested in. When I connect The Japanese Channel,I would like to watch “Sumo”, “Kayou concert 🎶”…+ NHK documentary program…more~ Not right now. I used have the first program in USA in 1999. I had a nice time in those days. (Huyu sona, changumu no chikai.. ). The more I open my hobby, The less I I could continue today’s hobby. * wait till the time is coming Let’s go for a good day together! 😊
@ラスカル Good morning! Thank you for a message. I went to see a dentist this morning. (Emergency treatment). I have no hurt at all but , in cave, I wanted to know~ why~. My dentist said “not from the tooth, but from the gum”. He asked me”did you use dental floss?” “Yes. Every day”. He said “I did/pushed too hard to the gum”. 😅 He be said “your teeth are great now. Just take it easy to do dental floss “. I learned ☝️ thing this time. I brush my teeth 4~5 times a day. With gentle dental floss! Thanks doctor I am fine. I really feel I am getting older ~ 😌 How are you? You everyday good! Good day as usual! 😊😊
Commonly called/Mealycup sage. Blue sage
Native to/Mexico. South-central United States(Texas. Oklahoma. New Mexico)
Symbolism/Wisdom. Healing. Longevity
*Genus of about 900 species of annuals, biennials,herbaceous and evergreen
*White-mealy stems bearing pointed, narrowly to broadly lance shaped, wavy-margined, mid green leaves, to 3in(8cm)long
*Deep lavender-blue flowers, to 3/4in(2cm)long
*Flower blooming time is from summer to aitummn
*French-Mexican botanist Jean Lois Berlandier collected this flower for the first time in 1826~1830.
*George Bentham formally named in 1883.
These wild plants were growing between the Guadalupe River and the Colorado River in Texas.
Photographed 9/30 10:06am 2026
Posted 10/2(Friday) 11:55am 2026