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aka Salvia Elegans

This sage has tubular red flowers with a scent reminiscent of pineapple; hence the common name. It's native to Mexico, where it was used in traditional medicine to treat anxiety. Both leaves and flowers are edible and make a great tea, or a pretty garnish for a salad or cocktail. Perennial.

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aka Pineapple sage

Such a versatile sage whether being appreciated for its red flowers or sweet pineapple scent. This herb both looks and smells great. Abundantly adorned with red flowers that display well in a vase, in the garden or in salads (yes, you can eat them!). Give full sun and a well drained position. Perennial

Pineapple sage leaves are often used dried or fresh in teas.