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SALVIA coahuilensis
Ever so pretty and dainty, the intense purple flowers of this lower growing bushy Salvia from Mexico really draw the eye, perfect for groundcover or a sunny container
SALVIA nemorosa 'Amethyst'
Elegant, slender spikes of lilac-pink flowers that open upwards from their base to tip, are borne in profusion on upright stems above aromatic mid green foliage.
SALVIA nemorosa 'Caradonna'
'Caradonna' carries spikes of striking violet blue flowers on purple black stems above sage scented, slightly coarse, oval green leaves. The colour combination of this perennial is simply gorgeous,...
SALVIA nemorosa 'Ostfriesland'
'Ostfriesland' bears dense spikes of vivid, violet purple flowers with pink bracts, on upright, bushy stems with rough, narrow, oval, mid-green leaves. Aromatic sage-like foliage. Widely valued for ..
SALVIA patens 'Guanajuato'
This tall form of 'Gentian Sage' produces large, bright blue, two lipped flowers, on slightly fuzzy stems, above brown marked triangular green leaves. Available for Mail Order from April - August
SALVIA patens 'Pink Ice'
A compact Salvia with large, pale pink flowers on fresh green stems with pointed, oval leaves. Available for Mail Order from April - August
SALVIA x sylvestris 'Blaukonigin'
This compact bushy form of Salvia has densely packed flower spikes with small, vivid blue flowers and purple bracts over triangular, sage-scented green leaves. Low maintenance and very hardy, ....
SALVIA x sylvestris 'Mainacht'
'Mainacht' produces an abundance of densely crowded, purple flower spikes on a compact plant with tidy, aromatic sage-scented, dark green foliage. The dense spikes also provide great vertical ......
SALVIA x sylvestris 'Rose Queen'
'Rose Queen' is a bushy Salvia, boasting lots of flower spikes with closely packed vivid, rose pink flowers that open from dark reddish-pink buds, with neat, green foliage smelling of sage. Bees will
SANTOLINA pinnata ssp. neapolitana 'Edward Bowles'
A small, evergreen form of 'rosemary-leaved cotton lavender', it carries soft yellow button flowers, that develop from small creamy buds, over fine, deeply divided rosemary-like foliage. Aromatic
SANTOLINA rosmarinifolia subsp. rosmarinifolia 'Primrose Gem'
Ever so neat and dainty, this dwarf evergreen shrub forms a domed mound of fresh green finely cut leaves above which soft primrose yellow slightly fluffy flowers stand primly on short stalks.
SAPONARIA x lempergii 'Max Frei'
Masses of distinctive five-petaled lilac-pink flowers are carried in loose clusters over a low mound of mid-green narrow foliage. Mat-forming by nature, it forms useful ground cover