Height to 70 cms. Long stems of soft salmon pink, cream throated flowers which age to a creamy peach-pink.  Sun, good drainage. Winter dormant.

Salvia schlarea turkestanica var. ‘Vatican White'. 1 metre. Widely branched flowering panicles hold flowering buds shaped like hops that develop into brilliant white bracts. Short-lived but self-sowing. Usually biennial-can take cuttings. Attractive aromatic leaves spring-autumn. Winter dormant.

Stunning deep blue flowers in summer. Popular variety. Height to about 40 cms. Highly fragrant. Sun and good drainage. Winter dormant.

To 40 cms. Breeding breakthrough – the first white-flowered Salvia propagated from seed. First year flowering with clear white –flowered spikes of flowers from summer onwards. Winter dormant.

Stunning highly fragrant Salvia to 40 cms. Showy purply red flowers from late spring. Deadheading assures more flowering. Sun to part shade, good drainage.  Attracts bees and butterflies. Winter dormant.

To 80 cms. Long arching stems of slender bottlebrush like flowers in summer, that are a lovely rosy red colour. Sun. Clump forming habit. Winter dormant.

Height to 60 cms. Masses of large blue flowers on tall stalks. Remove old flowers to prolong flowering spring to autumn. Sun, good drainage. 

A superior variety To 80 cms. Forms a compact mould. Long stems bear large, frilly white blooms summer to autumn, that are ideal for picking. Sun or part shade. Lovely, popular border perennial