Meadow sage salvia

Salvia is a genus of plants in the mint family that consists of over 900 species. Some salvia plants, like common garden sage (Salvia officinalis) and

Salvia plant, commonly known as meadow sage, easy care, long-blooming, deer resistant, garden perennials feed honey bees and a hummingbird favorite

Find Caramia Meadow Sage (Salvia nemorosa 'Caramia') in Augusta Manchester Lewiston Waterville Maine ME at Longfellow's Greenhouses (Perennial Salvia)

Dark pink flowers are produced on darker pink calyxes on a perfectly rounded, dense and beautiful habit. This shorter stature Salvia will tuck in nicely to all sorts of places in your perennial garden, planted en mass makes a perfect edger.

Find Spring King Mini Meadow Sage (Salvia nemorosa 'Spring King Mini') in Toronto Orangeville Bramptom Vaughan Caledon Ontario ON at Glen Echo Nurseries (Perennial Salvia)

Salvia nemorosa 'Blue Hill' ('Blauhugel') | Perennial Resource

Find Bumbleberry Meadow Sage (Salvia nemorosa 'Bumbleberry') in Bloomingdale Carpentersville Chicago Elgin Bartlet Illinois IL at Platt Hill Nursery (Perennial Salvia, Garden Sage)

Hot, dry garden areas involve a strong hot sun for most of the day and little available supplemental watering. Once established, our selected plants for a hot dry site will be fine with existing rainfall (well, maybe some help in extended periods of drought), and will thrive in sun and heat.

Bursting into bloom in early summer, perennial salvia develops bold spikes of purple, blue, or pink flowers atop pretty gray-green foliage. A sun worshipper, salvia isn't too fussy about soil type and will bloom again if you shear away the flower spikes after they fade. Perennial salvia grows about 18-24 inches tall and attracts hordes of bees and butterflies when in bloom. It pairs beautifully with black-eyed Susan and Coreopsis. Zones 4-9/

Learn the basics of growing and caring for salvia. Discover 11 common varieties and design tips for use in your garden or patio container.