Salvia Victoria™ White

Salvia (Sage)  SAL-vee-uh

Victoria™ White: Also known as White Mealy Cup Sage, White Victoria Salvia has silvery stems with graceful spires of bright white tubular flowers. Prized for garden display as well as lush, long-lasting cut and dried flowers, Victoria forms a bushy, 18″ mound for garden display or terrace containers. To dry Salvia, cut stems in full bloom and hang upside-down in a dark, dry area for several weeks until dried.

Full to Part Sun

Height: 16-18”/Spread: 10-12”         

Summer-Fall

Size Available: 1204 & 1 Gallon

Salvia Victoria™ White

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Description

Salvia (Sage)  SAL-vee-uh

Salvias are a large genus with over 900 species of annuals, perennials and shrubs. Upright stems have spikes of tiny flowers that are tubular with two lips, the lower one usually spreading.  Salvias prefer full sun and well-drained soil.  These are tough plants that perform well in bright locations.  Drought tolerant once established. In almost constant bloom, annual salvia will add tons of color to your summer border or containers. Growing 12 to 36 inches tall, annual salvia is prized for its rich blue, red or white flowers that form on stately stalks that are easy to cut for fresh bouquets. Butterflies and hummingbirds also enjoy annual salvia’s nectar-rich blooms.