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The 'Sage-Pineapple' Herb Plant is a native to Mexico and Guatemala but it does well in most U.S. states. The leaves have the scent of freshly cut pineapples that will attract ruby-throated hummingbirds. Grows best in full sun. Each pot contains 1 herb plant. More details...

Salvia elegans This showy sage is laden with beautiful scarlet flowers. The plant has velvety green leaves that are softly scented with a fruity pineapple aroma. It grows to 20 inches tall; is hardy to zone 8, but often is treated as an annual. An intriguing addition to teas, jams, and jellies. Great in potpourri, too!

Delicious scarlet-red flowers on 3' spikes form in the fall as the grand finale. Use fresh leaves or flowers in teas, fruit or chicken salads, white wine, and summer lemonade. Its flavor is more fruity than heavy sage. Plants grow large and enjoy being harvested, but pick lower leaves, which are more succulent, being protected from the sun. Stop pinching tips by August 1st to allow flowers to form.

Pineapple mint. Mentha suaveolens variegata. This is a lovely variegated mint with a nice pineapple/spearmint flavor. The plant grows to a foot tall when blooming and makes a colorful mound in the garden. Pineapple Mint is tasty as a dried tea as well. Prefers afternoon shade in hot climates. Perennial. Hardy to Zone 6.

In cultivation, Pineapple sage grows to 1.2 - 1.5 m (4-5 ft.), with the roots extending underground to form a large clump. The pale yellow-green leaves are veined, and covered with fine hairs. Six to twelve scarlet flowers grow in whorls, with a long inflorescence that blooms gradually and over a prolonged period of time. With a hard frost, the plant will die down to the ground and grow back the following spring. Pineapple sage was introduced into horticulture about 1870.

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