An unanmed Salvia but think it is Salvia jamensis - a very bright red colour. The best red Salvia jamensis I have in stock. . Height 60 - 70 cms. Sun. Good drainage.

To 75 cms. RARE. Racemes of purple lipped, yellow flowers in summer. The leaves are large, deep-green, ovate or trianagular-ovate, deeply wrinkled and slightly hairy. Well-drained soil, sun.  Winter dormant.

Seldom seen in New Zealand. 30-60 cms in height. The few 1-1.5 in flowers grow in whorls on an inflorescence about 1 ft long. The name castanea, which means 'chestnut coloured', refers to the purplish-maroon flowers. Sun. Winter dormant.

A beautiful Salvia that is highly fragrant.with beautiful pure white flowers late spring to summer.  Its unnamed I am afraid due to some mislabelling of seed from overseas. Sun and good drainage. Dead heading prolongs flowering time. Winter dormant.

To 1 metre. Wonderful display of bright, velvety red flowers from spring to autumn. The loose spikes of flared, tubular, two-lipped flowers are very fragrant and attract bees. Sun, good drainage. Winter dormant.

Another beautiful Salvia that has deepest magenta pink flowers from late spring. Deadheading prolongs the flowering time. Sun or part shade. Highly fragrant and winter dormant. 

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. Perennial in my garden. Attractive aromatic leaves spring-autumn. Winter dormant.