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Perennial Salvias are one of the backbones of traditional flower borders. and for good reason, as they are hardy, dependable, fast growing, colorful and attract hummingbirds. Many also feature elegant foliage that adds even more to the equation.
All of the plants listed here are reliable and long-lived herbaceous perennials.
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These shade loving Salvias from the woodlands of Japan are easy to grow ans quite temperature hardy. All make an excellent addition to a woodland garden, where they should be placed where their elegant leaves and distinctive flowers can be examined closeup.
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(Bitter Mexican Sage) A most unusual, large lipped baby blue flower with white striations, this sage is one of the best choices for shady, moist corners. Used in its native Mexico as a medicinal herb for a variety of ailments. We love its grace and beauty in the garden!
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(Prairie Sage) Native to a large part of the Central United States, this perennial Sage is a beloved wildflower, delighting us with large cerulean blue flowers. Not rare or endangered, but a great addition to a garden where it will delight you with the rich color.
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(Candelabra Spanish Sage) Tall, well-branched spikes display large two-tone blue flowers above a compact shrubby mass of attractive, furry white leaves. This drought resistant native of Spain has flowers that will stop every visitor to your garden.
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(Caucasus Sage) Another very fine ground cover sage - this one with white furry leaves and soft royal purple flowers. And its hardy & drought resistant. Another Salvia that deserves to be used far more than it is.
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(Marine Blue Sage) The name and origin of this fine cultivar has long been in dispute. It may be a clone or hybrid of Salvia chamaedryoides var.isochroma. We have grown this variety for many years now, and offer it for what it is - not for its name.
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(Chiapas Sage) This plant blooms 12 months of the year for us! Its compact, free flowering, likes a bit of shade and isn't bothered by pests, large or small.
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(Closed Sage) This somewhat rare Salvia is a very fine, yellow flowered herbaceous perennial. Originally native to Europe, it has become naturalized in Alabama, California, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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(Michoacan Blue Sage) An unusual and distinctive tuberous rooted Sage from Mexico, the identification and nomenclature of this plant has been confusing at best. If you grow it, you'll love it!
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(Coral Nymph Tropical Sage) What a cutie! This is a small, compact Tropical Sage with flowers larger than most of it's larger cousins. Perfect for bedding or in containers, the delicate color and multitude of flowers make this one special.
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(Forest Fire Tropical Sage) One of the first Salvias used for ornamental purposes, Tropical Sage is one of the most popular "annual" plants in this large genus. 'Forest Fire' has fire engine red flowers - lots of them - with almost black bracts.
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(Summer Jewel Red Tropical Sage) As a Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner, this is an outstanding choice for RED Summer color. This is generally the first of it's type to flower for us - and is long blooming, compact and easy to grow. O...
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(Blue Turkish Sage) Large velvety white leaves in loose rosettes make this a most distinctive plant. Then thin branched spikes appear with almost celestial violet-blue flowers that seem very much too large for the plant. This is a very fine Salvia for w...
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(Galeana Red Sage) With flowers like S. microphylla on steroids, this hardy Salvia comes with a bonus - it spreads gently by underground runners and forms a weed blocking clump of salmon orange beauty for months on...
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(Balkan Sage) Another very fine and quite impressive hardy herbaceous Salvia from Southern Europe and Turkey. The leaves can reach 18" in length, assuring this sage a place in a lightly shaded woodland garden or border.
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(Makino) A very rare clone of this woodland Japanese native. Even if it never flowered, I would grow this plant for its lush, almost edible looking foliage. Hardy and rewarding, this is a choice plant for any shady garden spot.
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(Makino) A most unusual flower color and a compact growth habit make this woodland Japanese native variety very special indeed. The base flower color is a clear yellow, with perfectly contrasting purple markings. Hardy and rewarding, this is a choice plant for any shady garden spot.
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(Ground Ivy Sage) A native to the high mountains of Central Mexico, this plant's common name comes from the shape of the leaves, which resemble the common Ground Ivy or Glechoma. The small leaves on wiry stems sprawl about gracefully. Violet blue flower...
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(Jupiter's Distaff) This native to Europe and Asia is a welcome addition to the hardy perennial garden. Easy to grow, adaptable to a wide range of conditions - and - a common name that cannot be disregarded.
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(Cherry Chief Mountain Sage) With literally hundreds of varieties of Autumn Sage on the market, there is a great deal of confusion as to which of these are truly garden worthy. Only after trialing a variety and having it score Excellent do we offer one of ...
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