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Salvia
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Container Friendly -
Pollinator Friendly -
Deer-Resistant
Container Friendly
Pollinator Friendly
Deer-ResistantSalvia includes a wide variety of flowering annuals and perennials that feature spikes adorned with tubular flowers in an assortment of colors. The unique shape of the blossoms serve as a magnet for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. The aromatic leaves, often fragrant when crushed, are a perfect choice for a sensory garden and are great partners for roses. Salvias come in an array of sizes and growth habits to suit various garden designs. Use this perennial plant in beds, borders, or even in a pathway.
Growing Tips:
- Sunlight: Flourishes in full sun; ensure at least six hours of direct sunlight for optimal flowering.
- Soil: Well-draining soil is essential; amend with organic matter for improved fertility.
- Watering: Maintain moderate moisture levels; avoid waterlogged conditions.
- Hardiness: Salvias are generally hardy in USDA zones 4-11, depending on the species and variety.
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Blue By You |
Blue By You Salvia has striking, violet-blue tubular flowers in spiky clusters set against dark green foliage. With an upright and clumping growth habit, Blue By You typically reaches a height of about 18-24” in gardens in zones 5-9. Choose this pollinator favorite for late spring and early summer beauty. Blue By You comes in a one gallon pot. |
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Caradonna |
Caradonna Salvia is has intense violet-blue spikes of flowers that stand 18-24” tall in the garden. This variety will perform best in full sun and well-drained soil for zones 4-8. Its compact form makes it an excellent choice for borders, cottage gardens, or as an accent plant to attract pollinators. Caradonna comes in a one gallon pot. |
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Hot Lips |
Hot Lips Salvia produces unique and whimsical color-changing flowers. The tubular blossoms begin white and gradually brighten to a vibrant red as they mature. Hot Lips will top out at a height of about 24-36” in zones 7-9. Hot Lips comes in a 4 1/2" tall pot. |
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Black and Blue |
Black and Blue Salvia produces deep indigo-blue flowers accented by almost black sepals for a dramatic look. Black and Blue will reach a height of about 36-48”, making it a great choice for the backdrop for your compact roses in zones 7-10. You can expect blooms from summer through fall. Black and Blue comes in a 4 1/2" tall pot. |
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Amethyst Lips |
Amethyst Lips Salvia begins with amethyst-purple flowers that fade to a lighter lavender as they age. In zones 7-9, it reaches a height of about 18-24”. Its charming color and compact form make it a great choice for beds, borders, or pots. Amethyst Lips comes in a 4 1/2" tall pot. |