Last spring, my wife and I were procuring at an Austin nursery that is regarded for marketing indigenous plants and other plants that are drinking water smart. I was searching for purple and purple blooming plants, and the nursery staff directed me to the sage/salvia place. I observed the red Texas sage (Salvia coccinea), and added 6 vegetation to my wagon. The subsequent early morning, I started picking out planting spots and placing the several crops in open spaces. Turns out, there was a plant labeled Forsythia sage mixed in with the purple Texas sage. The name indicated that it would bloom yellow, but considering that a sage was a…