Salvia, Hybrid Sage, Ornamental Sage 'Wendy's Wish'

I love this plant with its vibrant flowers and easy care. Here in Naples it seems to get a bit larger. This one already has a 4 ft spre...Read Moread. With our sandy, alkaline soil it is often difficult to grow flowers but this one is beautiful. Will try my hand at some cuttings.

from gbirdy- A friend gave me cuttings and they rooted very quickly in a mix of damp perlite and vermiculite. Resulting plant is now 2 ye...Read Morears old and thriving.

Gorgeous. Blooms and blooms and blooms. I love the burgundy stems with the bright green leaves and dark, dark, dark pink flowers. Unfortu...Read Morenately did not survive the winter here in Walnut Creek. This year I'm planting one next to my house instead out farther out in the garden in hopes it will live over until next year.

This year, 2011, is the first year that I have had this plant in my zone 8b garden. So far I am impressed. It continues to flower and th...Read Moree plant itself has a good form. The leaves have a touch of burgandy and are different from the other salvias I have. My plants are doing well with half day afternoon sun in average soil.

I grew this in summer 2010 and was very impressed. I purchased a 4" pot w/a teeny plant and tucked it into a large container with as I r...Read Moreecall a penta and salvia 'black and blue'. This salvia is a robust grower and was not intimidated by the shade of other plants- it wound in and out between the others and stayed in bloom until our first freeze. The large screaming fuchia blooms were beautiful!

This variety has a show stopping hot magenta pink flower accented by dusky mauve calyx. Dark stems contrast the rich green foliage. For b...Read Moreest habit, pinch to promote branching.