Salvia nemorosa, or woodland sage, brightens the landscape with spikes of blue-violet flowers above gray-green foliage.A member of the mint family, this easy-to-grow perennial is deer- and rabbit ...

Salvias are a diverse group of annuals, perennials, and woody shrubs hailing from just about every continent across the globe ...

Salvia clevelandii, or Cleveland sage. It looks an awful lot like Salvia sonomensis in a one-gallon nursery pot, but after a year in the ground, this one will be well on its way to 4 to 5 feet ...

Salvia (sage) is one of the coolest plants you can grow in your garden. They come in an amazing variety of sizes, shapes and colors. ... This is the ideal Salvia for a woodland garden!

• Salvia nemorosa, Woodland sage, ornamental • Salvia nemorosa, “Ave Maria,” spires of deep pink on dark purple stems • Salvia nemorosa, “Pink Dawn,” cotton-candy pink flowers on ...

Bog sage (Salvia uliginosa) ... Amy says these salvias bloom their hearts out all summer in her part-shade, woodland garden, making her a big fan. While S. coccinea blooms in part shade, ...

Salvias, commonly referred to as sage, are the largest genus of the mint family (Lamiaceae), whose more than 1,000 species range from container-sized annuals to ground covers to biennials and ...

Of the more than 800 kinds of salvia, the most common is the ancient herb Salvia officinalis or common gray culinary sage. Square stemmed, with pungent foliage, these awesome plants come in many ...

When gardeners hear the world salvia, it can bring any number of plants to mind — the old-fashioned, red-spiked annual Salvia splendens, or a blue- or purple-flowering form, or maybe the herb ...

Salvia greggii, autumn sage: A native to Texas, it is an attractive, shrubby smaller-growing salvia. Short spikes of showy flowers in red, pink, white, purple, rose and magenta are produced from ...