Salvia, Perennial (Salvia spp.)
Salvia, Perennial Plant Features
If you're looking for ways to add bright color to your landscape, perennial salvia can't be beat. Perennial salvia, also known as sage, comes in a variety of colors including blue, lavender, red, and white. There's a host of varieties, each one with its own zone of hardiness, but they all have one thing in common--they are gorgeous! Most forms of perennial salvia can be counted on to produce tall spikes of nectar-rich blooms favored by butterflies and hummingbirds. Perennial salvias thrive in hot weather and are relatively drought and disease resistant. Heights vary by variety, but most grow between 18 and 36 inches tall. Perennial salvia is deer resistant. Hardy from zone 4 to 10 depending on variety.
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Salvia, Perennial Growing Instructions
Plant perennial salvia in a location that receives at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sun a day. These easy-care perennials aren't too fussy about soil type, but prefer a rich, well-drained location. Some varieties will re-bloom if you shear them back after the flowers fade.Perennial salvia is not recommended for human or animal consumption.
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Water
Medium water needs
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Light
Outside: Sun
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Colors
Blue
Purple
Red
White
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Special Features
Attracts butterflies
Attracts hummingbirds
Deer/rabbit resistant
Complement your Salvia, Perennial
Black-Eyed SusanThe yellow flowers of Black-Eyed Susan look wonderful planted near Perennial Salvia.
Coreopsis
Coreopsis and Perennial Salvia are an will add zest to any garden border.
Daylily
Daylily and Perennial Salvia are a reliable team.
