Native Texas and Mexico perennial. Masses of brilliant, raspberry-red lipped flower spikes borne above handsome green foliage. Grows to 24″ tall and 12″ wide. Ideal for attracting hummingbirds. More delicate-looking than other salvias. Ovate leathery green leaves to 1″ long […]
Salvia glutinosa ( Glutinosa Salvia )
From midsummer to midautumn, the perennial glutinosa blooms in soft hairy pale yellow flowers 1-1/2 inches long on branched or unbranched stems. On the bright yellow lower petals, the marking are maroon and reddish brown. Mid-green leaves on this perennial, […]
Salvia fulgens ( Sage )
S. fulgens syn. S. cardinalis produces in the summer, red flowers on terminal or axillary spikes or racemes to 1-1/4 inches long. this woody-based perennial or evergreen subshrub has notched leaves in an egg-shape that are 2-1/2 to 5 inches […]
Salvia farinacea ( White Porcelain Mealycup Sage )
Fast growing, upright, compact perennial, although usually treated as an annual. Leaves are whitish gray to medium green, shiny, lance shaped and 3″ long. ‘White Porcelain’ has long lasting, white, narrow flower spikes, to 14″ tall. Outstanding in mass plantings, […]
Salvia farinacea ( Strata Mealycup Sage )
Fast growing, upright perennial, although usually treated as an annual. Leaves are whitish gray to medium green, shiny, lance shaped and 3″ long. ‘Strata’ has long lasting, brilliant blue, narrow flower spikes with white bracts, up to 24″ tall. Outstanding […]
Salvia farinacea ( Rhea Mealycup Sage )
Fast growing, upright, compact perennial, although usually treated as an annual. Leaves are whitish gray to medium green, shiny, lance shaped and 3″ long. ‘Rhea’ has long lasting, very deep blue, narrow flower spikes, to 14″ tall. Outstanding in mass […]
Salvia farinacea ( Mealycup Sage )
Fast growing perennial. Leaves are whitish gray to medium green, lance shaped and 3″ long. Valued for its dense, long lasting, violet-blue lipped flower spikes. Outstanding in mass plantings, borders or containers. Thrives in full sun in well drained soil. […]
Salvia elegans ( Pineapple Sage )
From winter to spring the species elegans, flowers in loose panicles of bright scarlet flowers 1 inch long at the end of the stem. This perennial or subshrub has egg-shaped, triangular leaves 4 inches long with a pineapple scent. The […]
Salvia confertiflora ( Sage )
From late summer to midautumn, S. conferiflora bears spikes of orange-red flowers 1/2 inches long with deep red sepals. This woody-based perennial has egg-shaped yellow-green leaves that are scalloped and densely woolly, underneath especially. Salvia can be planted in a […]
Salvia coccinea ( Snow Nymph Texas Sage )
Fast growing, upright, bushy annual. Leaves are dark green, hairy, toothed, round to ovate, to 2-1/2″. ‘Snow Nymph’ has dense, white, 4″ flower spikes from spring to fall. Grows to 16″ tall. Attracts hummingbirds. Tolerant of heat and drought. Ideal […]