Common Names: Sagewood, Butterfly Bush, Mountain Sage
Botanical Name: Buddleja salviifolia
Buddleja Salviifolia, or Sagewood, is recognized for its decorative leaves and clusters of purple flowers that emit a strong, sweet fragrance. Native to South Africa, this plant is a popular choice in gardens and wild landscapes alike.
In traditional medicine, Sagewood has been utilized for its anti-inflammatory properties and to treat headaches and colds. The flowers and leaves are often used in home remedies.
In beauty, Sagewood’s essential oils are prized for their aromatic qualities, making them a popular choice in the crafting of homemade perfumes and scented oils.
An interesting aspect of Sagewood is its robust nature, which allows it to flourish even in arid conditions, making it ideal for xeriscaping and sustainable gardening practices.
