Lepechinia Species, Fragrant Pitcher Sage, Island Pitchersage, Wallace's Pitcher Plant

A medium-sized shrub with tubular flowers endemic to California's Channel Islands and the Santa Monica Mountains.

Leaves a...Read Morere pleasantly fragrant, covered in soft hairs, and may come to be quite large. Fragrance is slightly musky yet sweet like amber resin.

Allegedly a highly adaptable plant, even tolerating adobe clay if kept on the dry side, although preferring good drainage and moderate water.

Fragrance of the species generally superior to that of the cultivar 'El Tigre'.

Fuzzy leaved low growing, sparsely leaved shrub native to Southern California. It has small, lavendar to white flowers that look a bit l...Read Moreike pitchers (not what I would have thought of).