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(Roman Red Sage) This handsome, long blooming hybrid sage features a dramatic combination of scarlet flowers and deep rust-to-merlot calyxes. Deadheading spent blossoms prolongs bloom time.
(Black Sage or Honey Sage) One of the most common and fragrant native shrubs in Central California's Coast Ranges, Black Sage is ideal for dry gardens. Admirably adaptable, it tolerates soils ranging from the most marginal to ones that are loamy and provide excellent drainage. It is a survivor.
('Blue Seniorita' Mexican Sage) Smallish rich cobalt blue flowers come in large clusters on this unusually strong growing shrub. From late summer through fall you and the hummingbirds will be delighted with this rare variety.
(Elk Magenta Hybrid Sage) Combining the best characteristics of both parents, this robust, large leafed hybrid has deep magenta and white flowers that delight hummingbirds.
(Mulberry Jam Roseleaf Sage) Magenta flower buds burst into fuzzy, hot pink blossoms in this hybrid sage from the gardens of Betsy Clebsch, author of The New Book of Salvias.
(Purple Bract Peruvian Sage or Concolor Sage) Similar to its wild relative, Peruvian Sage, which is also known as Concolor Sage, this cultivar has foliage that is smooth, apple green on top and fuzzy with silver hairs on the bottom. Major differences appear in the dramatic bracts.
(Winter Mexican Sage) Call it the Snow Queen! From fall through spring, this graceful, colorful sage blooms through 20 degree F weather despite snow and ice. It has lovely, small, dark green leaves and profuse clusters of tubular, cinnabar-red flowers that puff out in the center.
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| Salvia Small Talk |
| 1. Salvia Small Talk: Winter Watering |
| Giving perennials, bushes and trees one or two heavy waterings during winter, on warmer days, prevents root damage |
| 2. Salvia Small Talk: Texas Hummingbird Roundup |
| Head 'em up; move 'em out. Texas birders participate in an annual Hummingbird Roundup to gather information about the state's 18 species. |
| 3. Salvia Small Talk: What Does Half-Hardy Mean? |
| Half-hardy or tender perennial Salvias are ones that must winter over indoors to avoid frost. |
| 4. Salvia Small Talk: Summer Squash Sage Sauce with Pasta |
| Every now and then, we visit other websites for promising recipes containing sage. For this post, we dropped in at food writer Claire Adas’ Out of the Ordinary cooking website for a sauce of summer squash and sage. |
| 5. Salvia Small Talk: Well-Drained Soil |
| Well-drained soil for Salvias contains a loose mix of clay, coarse sand and organic matter. |
| 6. Salvia Small Talk: Salvia Summit II Set for 2013 |
| Salvia Summit II, a not-for-profit conference designed for Salvia experts and enthusiasts, will be held March 7 to 10, 2013 at Southern California's Huntington Botanical Gardens. |
| 7. Salvia Small Talk: Too Much Sunlight? |
| Synopis: In high-altitude, dry climates, some afternoon shade is good for full-sun Salvias. |
| 8. Salvia Small Talk: Sage -- Soul & Future of the West |
| Los Angeles Times reporter Emily Green praises Salvia for its beauty, fragrance and drought resistance. She calls it an essential plant in the dry Western garden. |
| 9. Salvia Small Talk: Sage Remedies in 1814 |
| In 1814, physician and herbalist Nicholas Culpeper wrote about ancient remedies made from Sage. |
| 10. Salvia Small Talk: Sage & Potato Soup |
| Potato-vegetable soup containing lots of fresh Sage is a good cold-weather meal. |
| 11. Salvia Small Talk: Sage-Crusted Tofu Patties |
| Sage-crusted tofu patties are a good vegetarian main course for the Holidays. |
| 12. Salvia Small Talk: Planting a Therapy Garden |
| Salvias are good additions to sensory gardens, because of their fragrance, texture and visual appeal. Plants with sensory appeal stir memory. |
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