Does Sage Grow in Colorado

Sage grows wild on the plains bordering Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. … Many of these aromatic, woody, herbaceous shrubs are well suited to the cool, dry, high-altitude climate of the state of Colorado. Sage species which thrive in Colorado include white sage (Salvia apiana) and Mediterranean sage (Salvia aethiopis).

Where can I find sage in Colorado?

arbuscula), which in Colorado is found only in Moffat and Saguache Counties; the fringe sage (A. frigida), a more common variety found across the state; and the sand sage (A. filifolia), which is common in the southern and plains counties.

Is sage a perennial in Colorado?

One of the most beloved plants at the acclaimed Gardens at Kendrick Lake in Lakewood, Colorado is Mojave sage, a low, shrubby-type perennial that is stunning nearly all year round.