Blue Sage

On my way home from work one day, I noticed a flash of blue at the edge of the road. Later, I went back to get a closer look.

It’s a native plant called Blue Sage.

Because it is native, it knows all about the droughts we can get, and so it puts down roots from 6 to 8 feet.

Have you ever lay down in a field of wildflowers?  This is what it looks like:

Have a great weekend everyone!

Suzanne

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Suzanne

Cattle, corn, wheat, beans, mud, snow, ice, and drought. Plenty of fresh air and quiet. Our life is sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes joyous, but never boring.

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20 Responses

  1. They are just beautiful, Suzanne! My husband and I came across a field of skullcap in bloom back during the summer and it was amazing. We joked about all of the skullcap being the reason our horses were always so calm and mellow! 🙂

  2. I’m going to miss flowers! Winter is just too close for comfort. Thanks for posting these pics!

  3. LesleyAnn says:

    Love the photos! I hope your weekend is as awesome as lying in a field of flowers.

  4. Doe of Mi. says:

    Suzanne, your blue sage is so pretty, would be so neat
    to just lay down in it. Does it have a fragance? And I
    have to wonder if the Hummingbirds get into it! Its a
    good shape for them.

  5. Janet says:

    Yes, I once hid from my Mother that way, flat on my back scarcely breathing. She never found me, and I never told.

  6. Peggy says:

    Beautiful shots! It’s so great to stop and smell the roses. You have so much nature to discover. Love love your ptotos!

  7. aw, so pretty. I have never heard of blue sage. Geez, there are so many wildflowers…it’s amazing!

    • Suzanne says:

      Hi Bonnie,
      I hadn’t heard of it either so I had to look it up. I wish I could see all the wildflowers that must have been here a couple hundred years ago.

  8. Mike Twombly says:

    Awesome blog! Can’t wait to read more!

  9. Mike Twombly says:

    Nice photos too

  10. Diane says:

    Hi Im Diane and my sister Aletha told me to check out your amazing Blog. She is right its fantastic..
    Hug Diane

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