Full Sun. 18 to 24 inches. Bright red flowers are produced along strong upright stems in an open and airy habit. The foliage is deep green with an lightly textured arrow shape. This is truly a favorite flower of hummingbirds. The vibrant color of this salvia stands out in the noonday sun. Grow in moist, well drained soil. We suggest pinching off spent flower spikes to keep the plant looking fresh. A plant suitable for the border, containers and for cutting.
Full Sun. 18 to 24 inches. Bright red flowers grow up along strong upright stems in an open and air habit. The foliage is deep green with an lightly textured arrow shape. This is truly a favorite flower of hummingbirds. The vibrant color of this salvia stands out in the noonday sun. Grow in moist, well drained soil. We suggest pinching off spent flower spikes to keep the plant looking fresh. A plant suitable for the border, containers and for cutting.
Sun. To 28 inches tall. Due to a seed shortage of salvia Gruppenblau we are growing Blue Bedder for this season. Blue Bedder is as tall and more blue than Gruppenblau. We think it will provide the same garden performance as Gruppenblau.
Sun. 14 to 18 inches. Flower spikes densely packed with cool, white-tipped sapphire blue flowers held above deep green foliage. A hummingbird favorite used in borders, containers and cutting. Prefers fertile well drained soil.
Sun. 24 to 30 inches. Long, strong, thin spikes of deep lavender blue flowers provide flower stems all summer long. Frequently mistaken for lavender by people who are unfamiliar with this plant. Salvia Gruppenblau dries easily. Prefers fertile well drained soil. A versatile plant Gruppenblau can be used in the border, as a container plant and as a cut flower.
Sun. Height 24 to 36 inches, spread 18 to 20 inches. Salvia lovers this is a stand out plant. Tall, strong flower spikes that just get better as the season progresses. The ovate foliage of Big Blue is a huge improvement over other farinacea varieties. Though it doesn’t begin to flower for us until late spring once it starts it just doesn’t know when to quit. By the end of summer this planting was amazing! This early/mid season photo does not do it justice.
Full sun. 5 feet tall and wide. Flowers are borne on spikes from which gentian blue blossoms with long white stamens emerge from lime green calyces. The huge, soft, heartshaped leaves of this plant make a show all by themselves. sun to part shade. Prefers moist well drained soils.
Full sun to partial shade. 24 to 36 inches. Blue Angel provides a stunning color and interesting bird’s beak form to borders and larger mixed container plantings. Grow in moist well drained soil. Avoid overwatering. Pinch off spent flower spikes to keep plant looking fresh.
Full sun to partial shade. 36 inches. If you love Salvia patens Blue Angel but require something a that reaches a greater height, this is the plant for you. It has the same flower form and rich, true blue color and reaches 3 feet tall. Grows best in moist well drained soil.
Full sun to partial shade. 12 to 16 inches. Patio Rose Pink’s buds are a rich rose shade, the fully open blossoms are a soft pink. The foliage is arrow shaped and deep green. Grow in a moist but well drained soil. This diminutive salvia patens variety is well suited to containers as well as the border.