Cleveland Sage.  Jim Sage.  Blue Sage.  Fragrant Sage.  All these are common names for Salvia clevelandii.  Regardless of region, this plant is known for its aromatic qualities--a trait shared by its cousins in other sage species.  Native to southern California and northern Baja, this perennial thrives in a chaparral habitat, usually found growing wild below 3000 ft / 900 m.  Initially identified in 1874 by Asa Gray and Edward Lee Greene, it was named in honor of San Diego's noted plant collector, Daniel Cleveland.