A gorgeous landscape plant, Pineapple Sage has green leaves that smell faintly of pineapple. In the late summer to early fall, when many other plants are on their way out, it produces lots of pretty red blooms that bear the same tantalizing scent. Those flowers are edible, and are an ingenious way to dress up a salad or dessert. Pineapple Sage leaves can be used fresh or dried, and make wonderful tea. The plant ultimately grows into a 3- to 4-foot tall bush that attracts all sorts of pollinators, including butterflies and hummingbirds. Tall plant with red flowers and a sweet pineapple scent Bursts into bloom in the late summer and early fall Butterflies and migrating hummingbirds love it Great in flower arrangements Flowers are edible and delicious in salads Light Requirements: Full Sun Spacing: 24 to 36 apart Herb