‘Blue By You’ is a winter-hardy, heat-tough perennial that produces long spires of blue-purple flowers … and lots of them. The flowers attract bees and hummingbirds, but deer and rabbits don’t like ...

Meadow sage tolerates hot and dry weather and is considered drought-resistant but the flowers are the most vibrant in cooler weather. Native to California, creeping sage (Salvia sonomensis ...

SEATTLE, Wash. — Gardening guru Ciscoe Morris teaches us about the world of salvia. Salvia (sage) is one of the coolest plants you can grow in your garden. They come in an amazing variety of ...

As you sit by the fire with your plant and seed catalogs in hand planning for spring, think Salvia. There are many Salvia species that do very well in our environment. In fact, I believe that ...

Known as scarlet sage, tropical sage, or blood sage, Salvia coccinea is a short-lived ... Use them in a wildflower meadow, pollinator gardens, as background plants in beds and in containers.

The following are some standout species of Salvia that do well in our area: black and blue sage (Salvia guarnitica) has intense, deep blue flower petals with an almost black calyx — the leaf ...

Then the first choice would have to be May Night an awarding winning Perennial Plant of the Year and cold hardy from zones 4-9 and though it might not bloom into the fall, the Meadow sage, Salvia ...

Evolution salvia is a cultivar of mealycup sage (Salvia farinacea) and comes in two colors, white and purple. (Photo courtesy of the LSU AgCenter) Evolution salvia, bursting with purple and white ...

reminiscent of Salvia guaranitica or anise sage. They are touted to be perennial in zones 9 and warmer. But they’re also worth growing as annuals. Think about how much fun it will be to grow ...

Then the first choice would have to be May Night an awarding winning Perennial Plant of the Year and cold hardy from zones 4-9 and though it might not bloom into the fall, the Meadow sage, Salvia ...