Plants by Type

Savia Desperado is a hybrid of Salvia apiana and Salvia leucophylla that has excellent horticultural appeal. The leaf is silvery grey like Salvia apiana but a bit thinner than the true species. The flower is the color of S. leucophylla but formed like a...

Introduced by Huntington Gardens. Fast growing shrub with vibrant violet/purple flowers. Does best with regular water although will also perform on limited supply. Dead head spent blooms to encourage reblooming. Performs best with an annual to twice...

Introduced by Huntington Gardens. Fast growing shrub with vibrant violet/purple flowers. Does best with regular water although will also perform on limited supply. Dead head spent blooms to encourage reblooming. Performs best with an annual to twice...

A small, mounding salvia that’s believed to be a hybrid of S. greggii x S. lycioides. It features fragrant green foliage and blooms from late spring into fall with spikes of vibrant violet blue flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Plant in...

Allegedly, this cultivar was an unplanned hybrid that formed in the Victoria garden of Australian Salvia enthusiast Wendy Smith. The plant garnered admiration for its showy magenta flowers displayed on dark maroon stems. It is also held in high regard...

A tough, versatile evergreen Salvia native to the Channel Islands, Salvia brandegeei naturally has a sprawling habit, although it can be kept compact if pruned when young. It’s fragrant foliage is dark green and deeply textured and in spring it blooms...

Small grey foliage that remains evergreen, year round although it can vary in size depending on the time of year and drought conditions. Spreads from underground rootstock but slow to do so. Small true blue flowers appear in multiple cycles throughout...

Small grey foliage that remains evergreen, year round although it can vary in size depending on the time of year and drought conditions. Spreads from underground rootstock but slow to do so. Small true blue flowers appear in multiple cycles throughout...

Great for adding color to shady spots in the garden, Salvia chiapensis features glossy green foliage and blooms year-round with long, curving wands of magenta flowers. Flowers are highly attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Grows 2 to 3 feet tall...

Tolerant of many soil types, provided that watered carefully (heavy soil requires less water than sandy soils).

Top of foliage is silvery grey, bottom side is green. Flower color is nearly black. Blooms on and off through the warm parts of the year. Easy to establish and grow. Keep tidy with annual to semi annual pruning. From Peru.

Top of foliage is silvery grey, bottom side is green. Flower color is nearly black. Blooms on and off through the warm parts of the year. Easy to establish and grow. Keep tidy with annual to semi annual pruning. From Peru.

This cultivar is best known for its coral flowers that have the potential to last throughout the year in frost-free climates. This herbaceous plant is also well known for being easy to care for. Typically, little or no pruning or deadheading is required...

This cultivar is best known for its coral flowers that have the potential to last throughout the year in frost-free climates. This herbaceous plant is also well known for being easy to care for. Typically, little or no pruning or deadheading is required...