Salvia nem. 'Sallyrosa April Night'

Salvia nem. 'Sallyrosa April Night'Salvia May Night, also known as Salvia x sylvestris, Wood Sage, Garden Sage, and Meadow Sage, is a perennial flower native to Europe and Asia. This long blooming variety has an upright, clumping habit of 18 24" tall and wide, with aromatic, blue purple flower spikes from early summer through mid summer. Perennial in zone 4 9, Salvia flourishes in full sun with regular water, attracting pollinators to patio containers, borders, and flower gardens. This

Biting Flies

Superb season-long color and form

The fascinating attractive seedpods will add a nice touch to dried arrangements

This variety is one of the earliest Perovskia to bloom

bushy plants that flower for months on end

Spread: 1 to 2 feet

May be divided in early fall

Soil Quality: Fertile-Wet Soil

Pinus strobus

dark green (pale beneath)

Moving in a forward and backwards oscillating action the sharp blades go below the soil surface and slice through weeds at the base effectively stopping or slowing regrowth

Crafted out of ceramic