28 results for "Salvia nemorosa 'Blue Queen" between $2.00 and $100.00

Masses of pencil-thin, vibrantly colorful bloomspikes arise on this perennial Sage, so densely set that they present a solid wall of color in the border! The deep blue blooms are richly colorful on dwarf 12-inch plants, blooming in early summer and then repeating their fine show later in the season. A spectacular source of dark, intense color and narrow, vertical form, Blue Queen is one of the finest Salvias we know, attracting butterflies to the garden and prompting exclamations and double-takes...

Salvia is easy to grow planted in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil. Though it is drought tolerant and adaptable to almost any climate, it will bloom better with regular moisture and fertile soil. Deadheading encourages a longer bloom time. If plants get leggy during the season, cut them all the way back to the newly developed foliage. If flower spikes are cut back, plants may rebloom in fall but often the flowers are fewer and smaller.

Nicely used as a mass planting, many thin spikes of medium blue colored flowers on purple-blue tinted stems over low groing foliage. Blooms for many weeks in early summer.

Low spikes of dark blue flowers. Repeat flowering. Clumping. Winter dormant. Drought and cold hardy. Recommended for beginners.

Prefers moist but well-drained soil. Can be divided every 3 -5 years in early spring. After blooming, cut down to basal growth, as new growth will be more appealing. May flop if given too rich soil or excessive shade. Blooms more profusely with regular watering.

Don't wait - buy one now while supplies last! æBlue HillsÝ has a plant height of 15ö and a spread of 18-24ö and stays in excellent compact form. Blooms look wonderful next to Sedum æMatronaÝ, Achillea 'Coronation Gold' and Saliva æSnow HillÝ. With its gray-green aromatic foliage, it makes an attractive accent all summer long. The Salvia æBlue HillsÝ, Salvia nemorosa æBlauhugelÝ, has glowing purple stems loaded with true blue flowers that bloom from June to October. Salvia æBlue HillsÝ should be...

With its blue-green, lance-shaped aromatic foliage, it makes an attractive accent all summer long. It has a plant height of 18ö and a spread of 18-24ö and stays in excellent compact form. Blooms look wonderful next to Sedum æMatronaÝ, Achillea 'Coronation Gold' and Saliva æSnow HillÝ. The Salvia æEast FrieslandÝ, Salvia nemorosa æOstfrieslandÝ, has glowing purple stems loaded with violet-purple flowers that bloom from June to October. Supplies may be subject to availability. Salvia æEast FrieslandÝ...

The Meadow Sage 'Rose Queen', Salvia nemorosa 'Rosenkoenigin', has bright rose-pink flower spikes that top 12 to 18-inch tall plants in summer. Meadow Sage is best used in highly visible areas in beds and borders since it is compact, with denser, more rounded mounds of foliage. Can also be used as an accent plant, in mass plantings or containers. This drought tolerant plant blooms in early summer to midsummer, with repeat bloom into fall if deadheaded regularly. Remove spent flowers to promote second...

Vigorous and taller than other Salvia nemorosa, plants are good choices for the midborder. Spikes sizzle, with burgundy buds and calyces, paired with rich blue, open flowers. Their long-lasting color is an amazing sight, even from a distance. Heat and drought tolerant. Container Size: 4"

Each of these little native plants has more flowering spikes than you might think possible, appearing from the center and shooting up to 10 inches long. Packed with rich dark blue and white bicolor blooms, they are a stunning sight in the sunny garden, adding deep color to the brights and pastels of surrounding plants.Mealy-Cup Sage is native to Texas and Mexico, known for its rich colors and abundant blooms. Fairy Queen takes this to extremes, with longer flowering spikes, far more profuse blooms...

Dense, vibrant blue-violet blooms atop multiple spikes over aromatic blue-gray, lance-shaped foliage. First flower spikes bloom heavily in early summer and then sporadically. Erect compact growth habit can be cut back to increase rebloom throughout the summer into the fall.

Fleuroselect 2008 Gold medal winner for its unique appearance and out-standing garden performance. Plants grow 15 inches (15 in = 38.1 cm) tall and produce 8 inch (8 in = 20.3 cm) spikes of intense blue colored flowers. The flowers have a small white spot. An attractive bi-color type bedding plant. The spikes are densely packed with flowers and plants have good branching. For bedding and pot use. Grow in full sun to part shade. Plants bloom in 22 weeks when sown in winter and spring. If grown...

The Salvia ‘East Friesland’, Salvia nemorosa ‘Ostfriesland’, has glowing purple stems loaded with violet-purple flowers that bloom from June to October. With its blue-green, lance-shaped aromatic foliage, it makes an attractive accent all summer long. It has a plant height of 18” and a spread of 18-24” and stays in excellent compact form. Salvia ‘East Friesland’ should be planted in full sun in a moist well-drained area. To increase bloom time, it should be cut back after the first bloom. ‘East Friesland...

The Salvia ‘Marcus’, Salvia nemorosa, is a new dwarf version of the Salvia ‘May Night’. With its compact, dense habit of growing, it is easy to accommodate in any perennial garden. Spikes of intense violet-blue flowers bloom on top gray-green foliage and flower from June to October. ‘Marcus’ has a plant height of 12” and a spread of 12-18”.Salvia ‘Marcus’ should be planted in full sun in a moist well-drained area. To increase bloom time, it should be cut back after the first bloom. ‘Marcus’ is a...