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Salvia nemorosa 'Lubecca'

Wild sage, Violet sage, Woodland sage, Perennial salvia

Also known as Salvia 'Lubecca'

RHS Award of Garden MeritRecommended by the Royal Horticultural Society
Height × spread
0.75m × 0.5m
Position
Full sun
Hardiness
Colder than -20C (RHS H7)
Flowers
Summer

Availability

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About this plant

Handsome when well grown this makes a good mound of neat green foliage with tapering mid-green leaves. From this arise long slender flowering spires that carry masses of small violet-blue flowers that open from deep pink-purple bracts. There are colour changes as the flowers age and fall, the colourful bracts remaining as a feature beyond the flower's life. Good grown in a colony where the mounded and vertical lines add interest and can combine with arching foliage to good effect. A useful plant to grow as a colony in front of shrubs. This flowers during June and July, sometimes going into August,

Flower colour
Blue
Foliage colour
Green
Variegated
No
Scent
Yes
Shape
Column
Height
0.75m
Spread
0.5m
Season of interest
Summer
Flowers in
Summer
Evergreen
Deciduous
Garden style
Wild flower meadow, Small scale garden, Seaside garden, Prairie garden, Gravel garden

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