Salvia

Salvia includes a wide variety of flowering annuals and perennials that feature spikes adorned with tubular flowers in an assortment of colors. The unique shape of the blossoms serve as a magnet for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. The aromatic leaves, often fragrant when crushed, are a perfect choice for a sensory garden and are great partners for roses. Salvias come in an array of sizes and growth habits to suit various garden designs. Use this perennial plant in beds, borders, or even in a pathway. Growing Tips: Sunlight: Flourishes in full sun; ensure at least six hours of direct sunlight for optimal flowering. Soil: Well-draining soil is essential; amend with organic matter for improved fertility. Watering: Maintain moderate moisture levels; avoid waterlogged conditions. Hardiness: Salvias are generally hardy in USDA zones 4-11, depending on the species and variety. Blue By You Blue By You Salvia has striking, violet-blue tubular flowers in spiky clusters set against d