Please identify this perennial

D Macky

last year

Small lavender flowers. The landscape tech said it is Russian Sage. It is not. Help, please!

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dbarron
last year
Take a closeup of the flower and a leaf attached to the stalk. Can't see detail at 50,000 feet.
sugarcakes2
last year
It looks like Russian sage to me, just very small and young. Why do you think it is not?
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FrozeBudd_z3/4
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Rather looks like autumn tired nepta to me ...
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
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We need a closer view of the flowers but from this distance it does not look like Russian Sage. Tired Nepeta seems more likely.
laceyvail 6A, WV
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Nepeta
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
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also try to avoid straight down pix.. for some reason .... they are disorienting.. and make ID harder ... go figure on that ...

ken
Tootsie
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Looks like catmint to me! Nepeta.
D Macky
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Thank, all. When I return to the home I will take better pictures
Villain Rose (Zone 11 Qld Australia.)
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This is maybe Evolvulus, sapphire blue.
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The pictured plant has opposite foliage. Evolvulus does not.

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