It looks to be a Caryopteris (unknown grower's variety but I can find out the specific name if you'd like) which is in the Lamiaceae family.
Salvia is also a Lamiaceae as well as sage (obc) & catmint (gman).
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It looks to be a Caryopteris (unknown grower's variety but I can find out the specific name if you'd like) which is in the Lamiaceae family.
Salvia is also a Lamiaceae as well as sage (obc) & catmint (gman).
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Yeah CN, the leaf serrations aren't right for Catmint. The flowering structures are close.
I think you're on the money with some type of Bluebeard Caryopteris.
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