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Salvia These vary hugely from bone hardy steppe dwellers to half hardy flambuoyant exotics. Here we've cherry picked some of the plants we use to good effect in Holbrook Garden and which give good performance year after year.     Product Name +  Price   Quantity   Buy Now      Salvia forsskaolii  purple spikes to 80cm midsummer to autumn, big leaf rosette of handsome corrugated foliage, a totally hardy hill dweller from N Turkey and Bulgaria which we have planted on our make believe stony hill... more >>>  £3.00      Salvia involucrata Hadspens form  big, long arching loose pink spikes in summer, hardy for us at the base of a warm wall. Grows to 150cm perhaps a little more. Long season of colour in summer and autumn more >>>  £5.00      Salvia La Luna  This is a sub-shrub and bears small lemon flowers continually from midsummer to the first frosts or even beyond. Best in a warm, sheltered situation. more >>>  £3.00      Salvia patens 'Holbrook'  A lovely blue and cream form selected here as a seedling from Guanajato - equally robust growing to about 1 metre, blooms from July to first frosts, previously listed here as 'Guanajato sport' until w... more >>>  £5.00      Salvia patens Cambridge Blue  soft blue blue form, needs a very warm site or winter protection more >>>  £3.00      Salvia patens Guanajato  Royal blue from midsummer onwards, taller than the species more >>>  £4.50      Salvia Phyllis' Fancy  Flowers continually from late spring to first frosts and grows to about 1 metre from ground level, great in an herbaceous border more >>>  £4.50      Salvia Purple Rain  An Oudolf selection and totally hardy. A good furry sage leaf is surmounted by lavender spikes in early summer. To about 60cm, for sun. more >>>  £3.00      Salvia uliginosa  spikes of Cambridge blue in autumn 200cm. A vital component of our stone garden naturalistic plantings. A good bee plant. Not that hardy and definitely best planted in spring where it stands a good ch... more >>>  £3.00  Displaying 1 to 9 (of 9 products) Result Pages:  1

Shopping Cart 0 items Bestsellers 01. Salvia uliginosa 02. Salvia patens Guanajato 03. Salvia forsskaolii 04. Salvia Purple Rain 05. Salvia involucrata Hadspens form 06. Salvia La Luna 07. Salvia patens 'Holbrook'

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