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small, compact perennial Salvia notable for its unusual dark reddish-purple stems and narrow spikes of deep violet flowers that bloom late spring to early summer. Cut back spent flowers to encourage new blooms. Features large, spear-shaped, foliage that...

Gardeners can thank California Salvia collector Kermit Carter for this hybridized selection. It is treasured for its terminal stalks of indigo-shaded flowers and black sepals. The blooms reveal themselves between spring and fall, and continue to offer...

Bearing what can best be described as boysenberry-colored flowers, the blooms of this selection stand out against the inflorescences' black sepals. One could describe this as a flattering sister plant to Salvia BODACIOUS® ‘Rhythm & Blues’. Fortunately,...

Blue Chalk Sticks is a reasonably fast-growing succulent ground cover with upright, curved “fingers” of chalky, blue-green leaves. Perfect for use as a filler in containers and succulent gardens where its color and texture provides a contrast to broad...

Blue Chalk Sticks is a reasonably fast-growing succulent ground cover with upright, curved “fingers” of chalky, blue-green leaves. Perfect for use as a filler in containers and succulent gardens where its color and texture provides a contrast to broad...

Succulent perennial from South Africa. Mat forming, prostrate grower typically grown in hanging baskets to showcase the unusual foliage. Leaves are almost perfectly round (like pearls) about 1/4 inch in diameter and trail to 15". Small, fuzzy white...

Similar to Senecio mandraliscae (both are often called by the same common name of ‘Blue Chalk Sticks’), but significantly more compact and smaller, growing just 6 to 12 inches tall and 2 to 3 feet wide. A slow-growing succulent ground cover with upright,...