Salvia microphylla, commonly called Baby Sage or Little leaf Sage, is an aromatic, very branched, evergreen shrub with a compact upright to mounding shape. It has small oval green leaves and racemes of tiny bright reddish-pink flowers arranged in pairs or whorls around the stem.

Salvia lavandulifolia, commonly called Spanish Sage, is a small, aromatic, evergreen shrub with narrow grey-green leaves forming a compact broad cushion. Well above the foliage are many spikes of tiny pale violet-blue flowers arranged in whorls around the stem.

Salvia sclarea, commonly called Clary or Clary Sage, is an aromatic evergreen herbaceous perennial or biennial, with wide green, oval to heart-shaped leaves. Rising above the foliage is a tall many-branched panicle with whorls of tiny pale blue flowers and large papery purplish-pink bracts.

Salvia argentea, commonly called Silver sage or Silver clary, is a herbaceous short-lived perennial or biennial, forming a compact basal rosette of large silvery woolly leaves. When in bloom, the rosette is topped with a tall panicle of small blush-white flowers.

Salvia officinalis, commonly called Sage, Garden sage or Broadleaf sage, is an upright, bushy, evergreen shrub with a spreading cushion form. It has broad grey-green woolly leaves and dense upright racemes of violet-blue flowers.

Salvia fruticosa commonly called Greek Sage or Three-lobed Sage, is an upright, bushy, evergreen shrub with a broad cushion form and a frosty appearance due to its abundant hairs. It has trilobed or simple grey-green leaves and dense racemes of violet-pink flowers rising above the foliage.

Helihrysum petiolare, commonly called Liquorice Plant or Silver-bush Everlasting Flower. Is a compact, aromatic, evergreen shrub with a spreading form. It has heart-shaped, silvery-grey, felty leaves and creamy-white flowerheads arranged in dense corymbs on long stalks.