Meadow Clary
Salvia pratensis

This Class A weed is found in limited distribution in Stevens County, Washington where it is invasive and difficult to control in open range lands or pastures. Meadow clary is a perennial with a persistent root stock. It is similar to clary sage, but its leaves are longer and more linear and its purple flowers lack the big showy bracts.

Eradication of meadow clary is required in King County. For more information about meadow clary, please follow this link to the WA State Noxious Weed Control Board.

Meadow clary photos - click on thumbnail for larger image

If you find meadow clary in King County, please notify us through our online infestation form.

To find out where we have records of this weed in King County, use our interactive noxious weed map and search for meadow clary.