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

You are sure to enjoy summer-long beauty year after year with this rich violet-blue salvia. This garden-favorite perennial is a member of the mint family, performing well and blooming brilliantly with a lovely fragrance. Butterflies love it as well. Heat- and drought-resistant hybrid explodes with plump spikes in midsummer. Flowers have long staying power well into fall. It is an excellent choice for cut-flower arrangements, and can be dried as well. Salvia is easy to care for with a good resistance...

Closest to true blue. Likes sunny spot in well drained soil.

A super easy Salvia that loves dry heat AND stays cute & compact! ‘Merleau Blue’ bursts with deep purple-blue blooms on upright spikes, 16” tall, from May through September, attracting bees & butterflies from all over the neighborhood. Give this guy a little bit of Summer water in dry Summer areas & deadhead occasionally to keep the show going strong. Drought tolerant & deer won’t touch it with a ten foot pole. A clumper, that sweetly grows only 12-16” high and 12-18” wide. Soil wise, it’s...

A profusion of brilliant purple blooms surround these flowers for weeks. These drought-resistant, sun-loving plants look especially vibrant when grouped along a border, and are ideal in fresh or dried floral arrangements. Salvia nemerosa plumosa

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

You know you want this, so why fight it? With its blue-gray, lance-shaped aromatic foliage, it makes an attractive accent all summer long. The Salvia æMay NightÝ, Salvia nemorosa æMainachtÝ, has glowing purple stems loaded with violet-purple flowers that bloom from June to October. It has a plant height of 18ö and a spread of 18-24ö and stays in excellent compact form. Selected Perennial Plant of the year in 1997, one can see why. Blooms look wonderful next to Sedum æMatronaÝ, Achillea 'Coronation...

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...

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...

It's no wonder why this plant won the prestigiouis award of Perennial Plant of the Year in 2007! The May Night Salvia has glowing purple stems which are loaded with violet-purple flowers blooming from June until early October. Its blue-gray foliage is slightly aromatic and makes an attractive accent all summer long. Don't miss out on this perennial! Perennial in Zones 3 - 8. Salvia nemorosa bulb size No. 1. This item willl Bloom/Grow Early Summer 2012.

The Salvia Viola Klose, 'Salvia nemorosa 'Viola Klose', is a new meadow sage selection that grows 18-20 inches high like May Night Salvia, but has deep, dark, violet-blue flower spikes through the summer. This plant attracts hummingbirds and butterflies and is deer resistant. The compact foliage of this meadow sage is aromatic when crushed and is a selection that has proven to be an outstanding performer. Salvias enjoy a long bloom time if the spent flowers are removed after blooming. Ornamental...