Texas Sage 'Convent'

Leucophyllum frutescens 'Convent' Purple Sage, Texas Ranger, Texas Barometer Bush, Texas Silverleaf, Texas Sage, Silverleaf The 'Convent’ variety showcases the richest pink flowers among the remarkable Texas Rangers, known for being cold-tolerant, drought-resistant, and heat-loving. If you’ve had the pleasure of seeing one in full bloom, you already understand why these beauties are beloved in both Southwestern residential and commercial gardens.    While the charming bell-shaped, fuchsia flowers make occasional appearances from spring through fall, the true spectacle happens during the humid monsoon season. That’s when ‘Convent' bursts into a stunning display of color, making it truly unique compared to other Texas Rangers you might find. This delightful variety thrives best with excellent drainage and tends to stay a bit smaller than the species, adding to its appeal!   Height: 5’Spread: 5’Bloom: Triggered by RainLight: Full SunWater: LowZone: 7, 8, 9Origin: Texas