Commmon Name:
Sage
Scientific Name:
Salvia
Flower/Foliage Picture:
Too many varieties to show
Plant Picture:
Too many varieties to show
Evelyn's Notes:
Look in any plant book and there are dozens of Salvias listed. Another name for Salvia is Sage, you know, like the herb. Garden Salvias are very easy to grow. Salvias usually like good drainage. Give them a good start, and ample room to grow.
Growth Habits:
Many of them bloom almost all year. Don’t be afraid to cut them back. Leave some green for new growth. Your Salvia will look better if you trim it so it doesn’t get scrawny and ugly.
Shade/Sun:
All Salvias like the sun. Feed it occasionally.
Feeding and Watering:
They are drought tolerant once they are established.
Flower/Foliage Color(s):
Many different colors of flowers. Foliage generally a pleasing gray-green.
Season(s) Carried at Weidners:
Spring/Summer, call for availability.
Container or ground?
Usually look best in the ground
Particular Pests:
Caterpillars, occasionally whiteflies.
The links below are to the instructions we give out at the nursery. This page contains additional and expanded information.
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