Salvia, Balkan Clary, Meadow Sage, Violet Sage, Woodland Sage 'Blue Hill'

I picked this up, along with "Mainacht" from Lowes earlier this year. They are planted side by side in bright shade and both have endured...Read More a hailstorm, but this plant is far superior: lots of blooms and attractive foliage. Attracts lots of bees and had a long bloom time without much attention or deadheading.

This plant is easy to grow and tolerates the heat and humidity of my East Texas location without problems. I have found it to have no pe...Read Morests or diseases. It has returned larger than last year, making a nice bushy plant that fills in empty spots and blends nicely with other plants. It stands about 18" tall and about 24" wide. The blue color is absolutely gorgeous and does not fade.

It's a blooming machine here in zone 6b. I have Maynight that has a heavy bloom in the spring followed by light blooms throughout the se...Read Moreason. Blue Hill is non-stop. I plan on slowly replacing a few of my Maynights with this salvia instead. It's an excellent plant. Highly attractive to butterflies and bees!

"Blue Hill" Meadow Sage has a very tight, upright habit with vivid blue flowers. This was one of my very first (if not the first) plants...Read More showing in spring this year in my Zone 5 garden, which makes me love it even more!
The bees LOVE it. Without fail there are at least 3 on each plant at any given time. Never shows any signs of stress from sun or drought.