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In this category we list those Salvias that will, in most areas of the US, grow well in partial shade. In cool climates many of these will take full sun, in warmer climates they might require more shade to thrive.
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These five Salvias are some of our most popular when in bloom. Rich deep blue flowers on long spikes set off by large & lush foliage make them very perfect accent plants - both in the ground and in containers.
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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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(Island Pitcher Sage) Native to shady canyons on the coast of Southern California's Channel Islands, this threatened species is highly desirable for its ruggedness, its aromatic furry leaves and its spectacular Winter and Spring flowers.
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This plant is not currently available, but will be soon. Preorder yours today.
Due in Stock: Jun 22, 2012
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(Oaxaca Red Sage) This rare sage has small furry BRIGHT orange red flowers in abundance. It grows nicely as a container subject, or in mild climates as a potentially large shrub. Attractive foliage and Winter to Summer blooming completes this most desirable package.
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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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(Diablo Eyelash Sage) Named for the small, eyelash-like hairs on the edge of its leaves, this Mexican native spreads gently by stolons to form nice clumps in the garden.
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(Eyelash Sage) Named for the small, eyelash-like hairs on the edge of its leaves, this Mexican native spreads gently by stolons to form nice clumps in the garden.
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(Painted Lady Eyelash Sage) Named for the small, eyelash-like hairs on the edge of its leaves, this Mexican native spreads gently by stolons to form nice clumps in the garden.
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(Buchanan's Sage) Not now found in the wild in it's native country, this spectacular Salvia is widely grown in courtyards and by entryways thorough Mexico.
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(Blue Vine Sage) Blooming from mid-Summer through late Autumn, this semi-hardy herbaceous perennial (to 20F) is adorned with a profusion of true blue flowers held 1’-2’ above it’s unusual deltoid, grass green leaves making a this plant a delightful addition to any garden.
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(Blue Sky Mexican Sage) The small, deep amethyst purple and white flowers of this plant from Neuevo Leon & Tamaulipas, Mexico are quite attractive. But the leaves! Large and light of texture, they are bluish green above and purplish green underneath. A densely branched shrubby plant, this Sag...
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(Caymen Island Sage) This is a rare sage with quite a history. Read all about it from the Royal Botanical Garden. Intensely fragrant, this is a very fine Sage for cont...
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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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(Snowflake Sage) A most unusual trailing Sage, with small white leaves and wiry stems. Found in just one location in the mountains of the Chihuahuan desert of North Central Mexico. The common name comes from the general look of the plant, whose white leaves make it look like a fresh snowfall.
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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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(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 Black Mexican Sage) This spectacular and hardy central Mexican native is exciting to watch as it sprouts from it's root stock in Spring, shooting up to 8 to 10 feet in ideal conditions. Large, vibrant purplish blue flowers are profuse late Summer through Fall on inflorescence that can reac...
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