Salvia (900+ species) delivers dense flower spikes in blues, purples, pinks, whites, and creams—bushy foliage, robust blooms, hummingbird and butterfly magnets. Full sun lovers. Salvia superba cultivars ('May Night', 'Blue Hill'): 18-36" spikes, sage-like foliage, reliable. Marcus (S. nemorosa): 10-12", deep blue, deer/rabbit resistant, container/rock garden perfect.
Mass for impact. Deadhead for rebloom. Excellent in borders, cottage gardens, pollinator plantings. Research varieties for your zone—some are tender perennials grown as annuals. The right salvia adds vertical rhythm and wildlife activity all season.
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