Salvia Plants * | Salvia Pratensis | 9Cm Pot

Pretty Native Perennial With Violet-Blue Flowers. Position: Full Sun Soil: Moderately Fertile, Moist But Well-Drained Soil Rate Of Growth: Average Flowering Period: May To August Hardiness: Fully Hardy A Native Clump Forming Perennial That Flowers Throughout The Summer. Long Spikes Of Violet-Blue Flowers (However Sometimes The Flowers Can Be Variable -Either Pink Or White), Are Held On Erect Stems Above Large Basal Leaves From Early Summer. This Deciduous Wildflower Is Perfect For A Wilder Section Of Your Garden, But Will Still Look Good In A Cottage Garden Border, And Is Loved By Bees. Garden Care: To Prolong Flowering, Cut Out Spent Flower Spikes As Soon As They Start To Fade, Leaving Foliage To Mature Into Rich Autumn Tones. Apply A Generous 5-7Cm (2-3In) Mulch Of Well-Rotted Garden Compost Or Manure Around The Base Of The Plant In Spring.