- Common Name: Blue Mealycup Sage, Mealy Blue Sage, Mealy Sage
- Botanical Name: Salvia farinacea
- Family name: Mint family
- Type: Tender herbaceous perennial
- Zone Hardiness: 8–11
- Height: 2–3ft
- Width: 2–3ft
- Blooms: Violet-blue to dark blue tubular flower spikes
- Bloom Time: May–October
- Sun: Full sun to partial shade
- Leaves: Aromatic gray-green lance-shaped leaves, sometimes serrated; foliage has a glossy or slightly felted texture
- Maintenance: Low for beginners; cut back in mid-summer to encourage fall blooms; prune spent flowers for tidiness
- Tolerates: Heat, drought, poor soils, including clay and rocky soils
- Attracts: Bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
- Texas Superstar: Yes
- Texas Native: Yes
- Invasive: No