Salvia, or sage, is a huge and widely varying group of plants characterised by their frequently blue to purple to pink spikes of flower produced from early summer onwards. All require a sunny open position with average to dry soils.
Salvia
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£11.99This particularly special form of S. nemerosa has striking upright stems of rich violet blue flowers over a long season in summer. One of the best salvias for gardens. Sunny open spot. Soil not too wet. Height 50cm-70cm
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£7.99
This particularly special form of S. nemerosa has striking upright stems of rich violet blue flowers over a long season in summer. One of the best salvias for gardens. Sunny open spot. Soil not too wet. Height 50cm-70cm
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£7.99A selection of Salvia nemorosa and specifically a rather lovely pink version of the deservedly popular purplish blue flowered Salvia Caradonna. Offering a generally upright habit and spikes of individually small pink flowers over a long season in summer. Sunny open spot. Soil not too wet. Height 50cm – 70cm.
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£7.99A long established selection having wide, textured sage like green foliage from which come massed flower heads of a deep purple blue in early summer. Dead heading will encourage repeat flowering. Sunny open spot. Soil not too wet. Height 50cm – 70cm.
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£12.55An excellent Oudolf selection of Salvia verticillata having distinctive whorls of small bright purple flowers on low branching stems arising from mounds of comparatively large leaves during summer. Sunny open spot. Height 60cm-80cm.
