Salvia ‘Mulberry Jam’
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£2.99 – £7.99
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Description
Salvia ‘Mulberry Jam’
Derived from Salvia involucrata, this intriguing hybrid boasts a more compact form, showcasing an abundance of dark pink flowers. A delightful addition to sunny gardens, this lovely variety is both captivating and reasonably hardy, often displaying its resilience by sprouting from beneath the ground. Reaching a height of 90cm (3′), it stands as an eye-catching feature from July until the first frost. Thriving in sunny, well-drained locations, it becomes a reliable contributor to garden aesthetics. With its unique lineage and prolonged flowering season, this hybrid Salvia proves itself as a worthy contender for those seeking enduring beauty in their outdoor spaces. More Salvias for sale here
About the Genus
Salvia, a vast and diverse genus in the sage family (Lamiaceae), enchants gardens and landscapes with its aromatic foliage and striking flower spikes. Comprising a wide range of species, from culinary herbs to ornamental perennials, Salvia is celebrated for its adaptability and aesthetic appeal.
Renowned for its aromatic leaves, Salvia includes well-known culinary herbs like common sage (Salvia officinalis), adding flavour to a variety of dishes. Beyond the kitchen, ornamental Salvia varieties steal the spotlight with their showy blooms in hues of blue, purple, red, and white. The distinctive, lipped flowers arranged in spikes create a visual feast and attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.
Salvia’s versatility extends to various garden settings, from herb gardens to borders and containers. With a preference for well-drained soil and ample sunlight, these plants thrive in diverse climates.
Whether it’s the culinary allure of sage in the kitchen or the ornamental beauty of salvias gracing garden borders, this genus remains a favourite among gardeners. The ease of cultivation, coupled with its visual and fragrant delights, ensures that Salvia continues to hold a cherished place in horticulture, offering both practical and aesthetic rewards to enthusiasts world-wide.
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