Description: Used in Europe and America to flavor many meats, stuffings, vinegars, and more! Fragrant leaves are also used in potpourri. 20-inch-tall gray-green plants are quite attractive.
Sage Seeds, Sacred White Sage:
Description: (Salvia apiana). 90 days. Perennial in zones 7-12. Salvia apiana, also called Sacred sage or White sage, is a strikingly beautiful and fragrant variety native to the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico. The long, elliptical leaves turn bright white as they mature, and the silvery blue flowers are a favorite of pollinators. This woody shrub will grow quite large as a perennial, up to five feet tall and three feet wide. In colder climates, it can be grown as an annual or in pots. Sacred sage is often dried and used ceremonially. Its traditional medicinal uses include detoxification and purification. All sales of this variety will be donated to Sudan Mission, a nonprofit founded by Samah Schumacher in 2020 to rebuild farms and schools, provide clean water, and improve healthcare and sustainable development in Sudan and other parts of Africa.
Description: (Salvia splendens). 75 days. Regal blooms dipped in plum purple, these magnets for wildlife attract fluttering butterflies, buzzing bees, and graceful hummingbirds, making them a tip-top choice for mass planting in flower borders. Drought tolerant and simple to grow, their pungent foliage also deters deer who will not disturb these aromatic beauties. 12- to 14-inch plants boast a bounty of branches with alluring spikelike flowers that add a touch of magic to pots and the cozy appeal of a cottage garden.
Salvia Seeds, Amore Rose Bicolor:
Description: (Salvia splendens). 70 days. A playful pink and delicate creamy white salvia that adds a touch of fun to the garden. Whether planted in borders or showcased in pots, these exquisite flowers are beloved by butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. The 12- to 14- inch plants produce vigorous flowers that bloom exceptionally well for extended periods.
Description: Spike blooms in a soft salmon color beckon droves of pollinators, from hummingbirds to butterflies, as well as a range of bees. These well-branched, 12- to 14-inch plants are topped with long flower spikes. They are ideal for planting en masse in beds and borders or for tucking into pots and cottage garden designs.
Salvia Seeds, Blue Monday Sage:
Description: Wow, these produce long-lasting blue flower spikes over a long period! A lovely 2-foot plant that is becoming all the rage in cottage gardens.
Description: Cheerful blend of pollinator-friendly blooms. Rosy pink and violet spikes are aromatic and nectar rich, this mix is honeybee heaven! Perennial, easy to grow, bushy 2-foot tall plants fill in quickly, creating a mass of color from May until September. Tolerates poor soil and loves full sun.
Description: The lovely flowers are perfect tossed in salads and the leaves can be used in savory dishes. This blush-pink salvia is an early summer bloomer, irresistible to hummingbirds and butterflies. A medium-sized variety, it reaches about 18 inches tall and 18 to 24 inches wide. The stunning pink flower spikes are top notch for cutting and floral design work. This is an easy-to-grow perennial that will enliven the landscape with minimal effort! Used for cut flowers and drinks, it has, culinary and medicinal uses as well! A wonderful plant for the garden.
Description: Tender Perennial. These stunning blue flower spikes will welcome hummingbirds, honeybees, and butterflies to your garden. This selection produces an extra heavy crop of blooms! Native perennial from Mexico to Texas, Sirius Blue is drought tolerant and will thrive in rocky soil. This compact plant will only reach 12-16 inches in height, making it a great choice for the border.
Description: 20 inches tall. A wonderful ornamental, medicinal & edible herb! Tall flower spires in a soft periwinkle blue make this one of the most eye-catching salvias we have ever seen! This reliable and easy-to-grow perennial is right at home in hillsides, meadows, beds, borders and, of course, the cottage garden. A super long season bloomer.
Salvia Seeds, Summer Jewels Pink:
Description: Floriferous spikes are smothered in dainty half-inch pink blooms that look like little ballerina slippers! This compact variety reaches just 18 inches tall, and won the 2012 All America’s Select Award as an outstanding bedding plant. This annual type salvia is known to bloom a full 2 weeks before other varieties, with very densely packed flowers that attract butterflies and hummingbirds.
Salvia Seeds, Summer Jewels Red:
Description: Super floriferous and uniform spikes of lipstick red, half-inch blooms. This tidy variety reaches just 18 inches tall, and at maturity, it makes a perfect bedding, border, or container plant. Attracts droves of butterflies and hummingbirds. 2011 winner of the All America’s Selection National Award for its uniform, prolific blooms in stunning color.
Description: These snow-white flower spikes are a must have in your pollinator garden. Plants reach about 20 to 27 inches tall, beckoning droves of hummingbirds, butterflies and other beneficials. A refreshing and bright ornamental, the light green foliage beautifully offsets the stark white blooms. Used for cooking and drinks.
Description: (Salvia splendens). 75 days. Tall, 20- to 24-inch plants blaze with neon orange-red blooms that shimmer in the sunlight. These beautiful plants flicker like flames in the flower border, radiating a warming glow. These vivid vibrant flowers are wildlife super magnets that provide an essential food source to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Dense spiked blooms grow on big, robust, and hardy plants.
Description: Also known as white mealycup sage, this native wildflower sports snow white flower spikes and attracts loads of pollinators. These 18-inch-tall mounding plants will produce profusions of white blooms over a very long season. It is excellent for fencelines, beds, borders, large pots, and pollinator gardens, and also suitable for cutting and arrangements.
Description: Vibrant spikes of color. The number one choice for cool blues. The classic, standard mid blue. Extremely prolific, dense spikes with neat, light gray-green foliage. Place all around your garden where they'll bloom all summer long. Start indoors 8 weeks before last spring frost. Shade tolerant.
Cathedral Series Salvia Plants:
Description: Blooms quickly and displays rich color well into late summer. The true workhorse of our test gardens last summer, this Salvia farinacea continues to impress no matter the conditions. Full, branching plants come into bloom quickly and display rich color well into late summer. The large 3-4" flower spikes are awash in rich deep blue, cooling sky blue and crisp, clean white. We planted several containers of them for display around the patio and a bed of the Deep Blue in the garden bed to attract the butterflies and hummingbirds. It worked like a charm.
Description: Colorful beacons, flowers entice a steady stream of butterflies and bees. Pump up the drama with ‘Roman Red’s vibrant 6" spikes on hardy 28–34" bushes. Vivid red-scarlet blooms soar above contrasting wine-purple sepals. Offering outstanding landscape performance, ‘Roman Red’ loves heat, tolerates drought and flourishes in sun or partial shade. Entices a steady stream of butterflies and bees.
Description: Richest blue florets with black sepals. Hands down, our test garden's most handsome plant: tall, dark green stems; bright sage green leaves; abundant 1 1/2" florets of the richest blue with truly black sepals just below the petals. Not only are they gorgeous, but they bloom relentlessly from late spring to early autumn. The tall, graceful plants, 4 ft. x 3 ft. work beautifully in large pots, but stunningly as borders or hedges.
Big Blue Salvia Seeds & Plants:
Description: Vigorous plants send up breathtaking blooms, even in part shade. Pump up the volume! ‘Big Blue’ shows off in breathtaking blooms towering above foliage. First of its kind from seed, it’s a generous host to hummingbirds, bees and butterflies. Vigorous, robust, heat-tolerant, drought-tolerant; needs no deadheading. Struts its stuff in full sun yet tolerates dappled shade or partial sun. Easy to grow from seed, but pinch after the first four leaves to ensure good branching and shape.
