Sage - Blue Wildflower
Blue Sage (Salvia Farinacea) - Blue Sage is perfect for the perennial border or the wild flower meadow. It is easily grown from Blue Sage wild flower seed, and it will attract butterflies and hummingbirds like a magnet! Plant Blue Sage wild flowers in a mass grouping for a dramatic display of blue for any sunny landscape setting.
Sage - Scarlet Wildflower
Scarlet Sage (Salvia Coccinea) - If you want a head-turning display of dramatic red blooms, grow Scarlet Sage wildflower seeds, and have not only a beautiful display but a versatile plant that takes the heat well. Scarlet Sage is a perennial in warmer climates and an annual where winter temperatures stay below freezing for more than a few hours at a time.
Salvia - Blue Monday
Salvia (Salvia Horminum Blue Monday) - Salvias give gardeners lots of enjoyment. They are easily grown from Salvia flower seed, and they provide vivid color that lasts from summer through fall. Also known as Clary, this annual plant is native to an area extending from the Mediterranean to the Crimea and into Iran.
Salvia - Blue Victory
Salvia (Salvia Farinacea Blue Victory) - Butterflies and hummingbirds will love your garden when you grow Salvia Farinacea flower seed! Blue Victory Salvia plants are heavy blooming, compact and give a spectacular display of color. They feature multiple spikes of blue and white two-toned flowers over a long season starting in late spring and lasting through fall.
Salvia - Pink Sunday
Salvia (Salvia Horminum Pink Sunday ) - Many gardeners consider Salvia Horminium to be one of the most garden worthy plants of the sage family. Pink Sunday Salvia is easy-to-grow from flower seed, and it is vigorous, quick growing, nicely branching, and tops out at about 28 inches tall. This variety has 1 inch pink flowers grouped in threes which will last all summer long and sometimes clear up until frost season.
Salvia - Pratensis Blue
Salvia (Salvia Pratensis) - Grow this showy flower from Salvia flower seeds, and enjoy a display from early summer up until frosts begin. Also known as Meadow Clary, this woody-stemmed perennial produces sticky spikes of deep, brilliant blue flowers. The reblooming is most reliable if spent flowers are deadheaded promptly.
Salvia - White Swan
Salvia (Salvia Horminum White Swan) - An enduring favorite of the summer cottage garden is readily grown from Salvia flower seeds. White Swan Salvia features large blooms of pure white and are delicately veined. This lovely annual is also widely known as Clary. This variety of Salvia has a compact growth and the blooms are well-suited for cutting, and they make excellent dried flowers with everlasting color.
Salvia - White Victory
Salvia (Salvia Farinacea White Victory) - Victoria White Salvia has intense white flowers that can form a wonderful backdrop for shorter flowers. Salvia is great for center pieces in containers or in mass plantings to make a dramatic color display. The White Victory plant habit is erect but densely branched with multiple spikes of white flowers and silvery-green foliage. Salvia plants are deer resistant yet they attract beneficial insects and hummingbirds. They bring delight to any setting!
