Soft lavender-blue flower spikes distinguish Salvia 'Vista Lavender', a heat-tolerant variety bred for landscape performance. Its compact, well-branched habit ensures a full, floriferous display without the floppiness that can plague taller salvias. Blooms appear continuously from late spring through autumn, providing months of cool-toned color.
Excellent for mass plantings, median strips, or residential borders, 'Vista Lavender' thrives in reflected heat and poor soils where other plants struggle. Combine with yellow coreopsis, orange marigolds, or pink gomphrena for a vibrant, pollinator-friendly planting. Minimal deadheading is needed, though a midseason trim can rejuvenate plants for a stronger fall show.
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