Salvia occidentalis
West Indian Sage
Florida native
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Occasionally found in disturbed site in Orange County and the southern peninsula. The range includes Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and other parts of the Caribbean. Introduced in Hawaii.
Salvia occidentalis is a member of the Lamiaceae - Mint family.
Other species of the Salvia genus in the Wild Florida Photo database:
Salvia coccinea - TROPICAL SAGE
Salvia lyrata - LYRELEAF SAGE
Salvia misella - SOUTHERN RIVER SAGE
Date record last modified: Sep 26, 2021