

Salvia
Sage
Thought in ancient times to perpetuate good health, an Arab proverb asks, âHow shall a man die with sage in his garden?â Our Salvias are diÂÂverse perennials, shrubs or subshrubs, many hailing from the Mediterranean, Mexico, South America and some of our western states. Reliable once established, and generally undaunted by pests, disease and drought, they combine an array of flowers and often aromatic foliage in many different sizes, shapes and hues.
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With velvety, reddish purple stems, smooth, bright green new foliage that matures to a textured dark green, and fuzzy vermilion flowers, this Brazilian native is lush and tantalizing. A wonderful addition to cut arrangements, the 6 to 10 in. long flower spikes make a bold statement in the fall border, either amid Asters and grasses or combined with mounding perennials.
Blooms SeptemberâNovember.
Size: 5' 0" high x 3' 0" wide.
Hardy to zone 9.
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Other selections in this genus:
- Salvia x âAllen Chickeringâ
- Salvia argentea
- Salvia arizonica
- Salvia azurea âGrandifloraâ
- Salvia azurea âNekanâ
- Salvia âBeeâs Blissâ
- Salvia x âBig Swingâ
- Salvia brandegeei âPacific Blueâ
- Salvia cacaliifolia
- Salvia chiapensis
- Salvia clevelandii âWhirly Blueâ
- Salvia clevelandii âWinnifred Gilmanâ
- Salvia corrugata
- Salvia âEl Cielo Blueâ
- Salvia âEvelineâ
- Salvia forsskaolii
- Salvia glechomifolia
- Salvia greggii âLowryâs Peachâ
- Salvia x âNuevo Leonâ
- Salvia greggii âWild Thingâ
- Salvia guaranitica âBlack and Blueâ
- Salvia guaranitica âBlue Ensignâ
- Salvia holwayi
- Salvia involucrata âHidalgoâ
- Salvia involucrata âMulberry Jamâ
- Salvia x jamensis âPat Vlastoâ
- Salvia leucantha x elegans âAnthony Parkerâ
- Salvia âMadelineâ
- Salvia melissodora (Yucca Do Form)
- Salvia mexicana âComptonâs Formâ
- Salvia mexicana âLimelightâ
- Salvia mexicana âTulaâ
- Salvia microphylla
- Salvia microphylla âDennisâ Pinkâ
- Salvia microphylla x greggii âRed Velvetâ
- Salvia microphylla âHoja Grandeâ
- Salvia microphylla âSan Carlos Festivalâ
- Salvia microphylla âWild Watermelonâ
- Salvia moorcroftiana ssp. x indica
- Salvia nemorosa âAmethystâ
- Salvia nemorosa âBlue Marvelâ
- Salvia nemorosa âCaradonnaâ
- Salvia nemorosa âMidnight Roseâ
- Salvia nemorosa âNegritoâ
- Salvia nemorosa âRosenweinâ
- Salvia nemorosa âSensation Deep Roseâ
- Salvia nemorosa âWesuweâ
- Salvia nemorosa âSchwellenburgâ
- Salvia nubicola
- Salvia nutans
- Salvia âPhyllis Fancyâ
- Salvia âPozo Blueâ
- Salvia pratensis âSky Danceâ
- Salvia pratensis âSwan Lakeâ
- Salvia pratensis âSweet Esmeraldaâ
- Salvia pratensis âTwilight Serenadeâ
- Salvia przewalskii
- Salvia âPurple Majestyâ
- Salvia purpurea âLavender Laceâ
- Salvia reptans
- Salvia reptans âWest Texas Formâ
- Salvia sclarea âVatican Whiteâ
- Salvia semiatrata
- Salvia âSilkeâs Dreamâ
- Salvia sinaloensis
- Salvia x sylvestris âDear Anjaâ
- Salvia x sylvestris âTanzerinâ
- Salvia uliginosa
- Salvia âUltra Violetâ
- Salvia urica
- Salvia vanhoutii (Burgundy Form)
- Salvia verticillata âPurple Rainâ
- Salvia âWaverlyâ