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Salvias are a diverse bunch of plants ranging from almost small shrubs to those that die down each winter to return every spring. As a groups of plants they generally flower from late spring and over the summer months. In the garden they prefer a sunny disposition and well drained soils that have been well fed. On a scale they are mostly pretty easy to grow and perform well.

Autumn Sage. Aromatic green foliage and slender stems of dark purple flowers from spring to autumn. This Salvia has a more compact and bushy habit than other Salvias. Trim back spent flower stems to encourage new growth. Plant in the sun and protect from harsh frost. Evergreen. PVR.

 

Stunning new hybrid with bright coral-red flowers. This beautiful Salvia bred by ‘Plant Growers Australia’ shares the same outstanding qualities as S. ‘Wendy’s Wish’. Grow in full sun or partial shade. Makes a magnificent specimen in a large container

 

Originating in Israel this compact lush mounding salvia will delight you from late spring to first frost with masses of soft blue flower spikes held above the bush. Performs best in well drained soil, cut back by half after flowering to maintain compact bush. Perennial

 

Originating in Israel this compact lush mounding salvia will delight you from late spring to first frost with masses of soft blue flower spikes held above the bush. Performs best in well drained soil, cut back by half after flowering to maintain compact bush. Perennial

 

Sallyfun Snow White flowers for several months from early summer putting on an eye-catching display in the border. Tolerant of coastal conditions and lightly dappled shade. Perennial

 

A lovely perennial Salvia with pale blue tubular flowers that will dance and delight in the garden from spring through to summer. Combines well with most other colours and is easy to grow in a sunny well drained spot. Protect from harsh frost and cut back by about 1/2 after flowering. Perennial

 

Salvia So Cool Violet has intense violet-mauve flowers and complementing green foliage. Has a compact and dense, clump forming habit. Dry tolerant once established. Great for garden beds and containers. Prune after flowering to encourage aster re-bloom and a compact habit.