I'm tired of guessing!

I'm going to say Veronica. But I have no expertise! The leaves don't look right for Salvia to me.

What shape are the stems? If they are square, the plant is most likely a Salvia. Veronica would have round stems.

May I ask if Veronica and Salvia are the only two options here? Did you get the tags mixed up? or could it be an entirely different plant?

I agree with Veronica.
It's definitely not a Salvia.

Remember, it's the flower morphology that determines which genus a plant is placed and not stem or leaf morphology.

To my eyes it looks like

or maybe Veronica/Speedwell 'Sunny Blue Border'??

Speedwell (Veronica 'Sunny Border Blue')

(Great minds may think alike. )

The thread "Need ID for plant growing in my garden" in Plant ID forum

Does your plant have 'hairy' stems?

Y'all are GOOD! @plantladylin the photo from the database is dead on with mine. (Veronica spicata) The Sunny Border Blue is too purpley. So I looked at the other spicata photos and lo and behold @Joy and I did a trade many yrs ago, it had to have come from her.

That sounds wonderful Kaby. Now we will all send you our mailing addresses so you can send us cuttings.

@greene well let me hold on to this one for awhile.I know you are kidding but I do have some nice hedychium gingers that would grow nicely in your 8b garden.

Oops, sorry I spelled your name incorrectly Kabby.
Yes, I was only kidding. Those gingers are beautiful; let's talk again when spring is near.

yep,that's a Veronica. Hope you figured out which one because I can't remember which one it is @kabby.

@Joy it's the veronica spicata that Lin pictured above. I'm just glad I have an ID, it's a pretty little plant.