Salvia involucrata 'Bethellii'

(Roseleaf Sage) A late but glorious bloomer, Roseleaf Sage starts producing hot pink blossoms in winter and continues into spring -- growing more spectacular every day -- unless cut down to the ground by hard frost.

In the hottest climates, Roseleaf Sage requires a bit of deep shade. It appreciates rich soil and regular watering. This is the largest variety of the species that we cultivate. Growing up to 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide, it makes a fine screen or background planting, such as at the back of borders.

Use this sage where you want a bold, strong statement. We like to pair it with Salvia mexicana varieties for contrasting color and foliage and the ornamental grass Stipa arundinacea 'Sirocco.'

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In stock	2 item(s) available
Common name	Roseleaf Sage
USDA Zone	8 - 10
Size (h/w/fh)	60"/48"/72"
Exposure	Full sun to partial shade
Soil	Average to rich
Water	Regular
Pot size	3 1/2" deep pot
Container?	Yes
Price:	$7.50

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Salvia involucrata 'Hadspen'

(Hadspen Roseleaf Sage) If you plant this sage in a mild-climate area where hummingbirds overwinter, you'll likely find hummers zinging back and forth among its magenta pink blossoms from fall through spring.

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Salvia involucrata var puberula 'Hidalgo'

(Hidalgo Roseleaf Sage) The earliest flowering, hardiest and strongest growing cultivar of its species, Hidalgo Roseleaf Sage starts blooming in June on the Northern California coast. It continues, and becomes more spectacular every day, until cut down by hard frost. In our mild climate, it never stops blooming some years.

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Salvia karwinskii 'Red Form'

(Karwinski's Sage) From moist mountain areas in Mexico and Central America, this rugged, winter-blooming shrub is found in oak or pine forests at altitudes of 4,000 to 8,000 feet. This may account for this winter bloomer's ability to produce some bright, brick-red flowers even during short periods of freezing weather with temperatures as low as 20 degrees F.

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Salvia x 'Marwin Gardens'

(Marwin Garden Sage) A pleasure to grow and most unusual, this hybrid Sage of unknown origin has proved reliable and more than garden worthy for us. Large soft pink flowers and green & white bracts top this compact and well branched four foot shrub.

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Salvia wagneriana 'White Bracts'

(Pink & White Wagner's Sage) From the cloud forests of Southern Mexico and Central America comes this 100% dazzling winter blooming beauty. This one differs from the straight species in having white bracts instead of the usual pink. We have it in bloom from November through March - come snow, ice or temperatures as low as 20 degrees. How hardy is this plant, beloved and cultivated by the people in its native lands?

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Salvia involucrata 'Bethellii' - Roseleaf Sage:

Exposure
Full sun
Habit
8 - 10	60 inches tall	48 inches wide
Shrub
Water Needs
Average water
Blooming Season
Spring blooming	Winter blooming
Attracts
Deer resistant

Feel free to contact us should you have any questions about using Roseleaf Sage in your garden. Or call us at 707 877-1717.

Here's some of the best uses for this plant in your garden:

Salvia involucrata 'Bethellii' - Roseleaf Sage:

Screening

Shrub border

Cut flower garden

Background planting

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about using Roseleaf Sage in your garden. Or call us at 707 877-1717.

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