Prairie Salvia

36-40″ tall x 15″ wide (seed/cutting propagated). This is a xeric, blue-flowered native wildflower that brings a burst of blue to the late summer garden. These plants are tall, upright growers that flower for over a month beginning in late summer through early fall and are found growing in a wide range of soils including dry clay. Pair it up with native ornamental grasses (Bouteloua, Panicum, Schizachyrium) or late season bloomers like Zauschneria arizonica for an exciting late summer/ early fall display.

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Associated SKUs HC016206

HC014259 (Plant – 2.5″ Pot)

HC014260 (Plant – 5″ Deep Pot) – Out of stock.

Common Name

Prairie Sage

Botanical Name

Salvia azurea

Zones

4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Light Requirements

Full Sun

Flower Color

Mature Height

36-40″ tall

Mature Spread

15″ wide

Bloom Time

Mid summer to fall

Ships As

Potted Plant

Soil Type

Sandy Soil, Clay Soil, Average Soil

Soil Moisture

Waterwise

Advantages

Attract Butterflies, Bee Friendly, Deer Resistant, Rabbit Resistant, Native, Fragrant Flower / Foliage

Special Groups

High Country Gardens Introduction

Ideal Region

Anywhere In The US

Planting Time

Spring / Summer, Fall

Neonicotinoid Free

Yes – Learn More

Native To

North America

Ships To Canada

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