Plants by Genus

Fast growing. Greenish (hint of blue) triangular foliage. Easiest way to tell apart from A. cultriformis is the overall form. A. pravissima has a narrow vased shaped form, whereas A. cultriformis has a rounded form. Great for wind breaks, hedges, screen...

Salvia ‘Anthony Parkker’ is thought to be a cross between Salvia leucantha 'Midnight' and Salvia elegans (pineapple sage). Flowers are a very deep purple color. Heavy bloomer. Grows very quickly and requires pruning a few times per year to maintain a...

A selection of Mexican Bush Sage with the same eventual size and growth habit as the species but with deep purple flowers. Reblooms continuously from spring through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top and silver-grey on the bottom that...

A selection of Mexican Bush Sage with the same eventual size and growth habit as the species but with deep purple flowers. Reblooms continuously from spring through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top and silver-grey on the bottom that...

‘Santa Barbara’ is a smaller, more compact selection of Mexican Bush Sage known for its showy spikes of two-toned white and purple flowers that first emerge in spring and rebloom continuously through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top...

‘Santa Barbara’ is a smaller, more compact selection of Mexican Bush Sage known for its showy spikes of two-toned white and purple flowers that first emerge in spring and rebloom continuously through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top...

Mexican Bush Sage is known for its showy spikes of two-toned white and purple flowers that first emerge in spring and rebloom continuously through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top and silver-grey on the bottom that contrasts...