Salvia are reliable and resilient perennial plants. The Salvia - or sage - genus is the largest plant group in the mint family, , and is made up of many different species from all over the world. From salvias that thrive in hot and dry regions to salvias that grow best along damp and shady riverbanks, there is a plant to suit almost any conditions.
When considering , I do not think there is any better perennial to plant for long-lasting, pollinator-friendly blooms. I have worked as a professional gardener in the UK and Italy, growing and propagating many different species of salvia. One of my favorite salvias to grow is pineapple sage, , seen in the image below.
With fragrant fruit-scented foliage and bright red tubular flowers - this plant would suit a vibrant, colorful summer border. While you might already know , learning is a great way to grow your perennial collection for free. Here, I share all the information you need to successfully take softwood salvia cuttings this year.
Salvias are often considered some of the . Learning how to propagate salvia plants is an easy way to create more plants for your borders. Taking cuttings is guaranteed to produce new perennials that are identical to the parent plant, with blooms in the same shape and color.
This is not always the case when you grow salvia from seed, as cross-pollination with other plants can result in unexpected hybrid flowers. With their vibrant blooms and a range of colors, salvias are ideal that help to fill bord.
