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Mediterranean Sage
Salvia aethiopis
Also known as Ethiopian sage
Plants not known to be in Utah, but thought to be present in neighboring states. If found in the state, swift eradication of any plants in this category is a very high priority.
Description
A shrubby biennial plant that can grow 2-3 feet tall and 2-3 feet wide. Rosette leaves are grayish-green, and triangular. The mature plant has multiple square stems covered with fine hairs and woolly leaves. Flowers are yellowish-white. It becomes a tumbleweed when mature.