It's called autumn sage purple, Salvia greggii and it will get as high as 2-3 feet. It likes sun, at least 6 hours. I'm a little worried that the hibiscus might shade it too much, but it should get plenty of afternoon rays.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Purple Salvia
It appears I'm a fan of salvias. I like the idea that if it's not too cold of a winter, they will come back. They have cool shaped, tiny little blooms. I've already mentioned the blue/black salvias and the red salvias... here are my purple salvias. They are located in the hibiscus garden.
It's called autumn sage purple, Salvia greggii and it will get as high as 2-3 feet. It likes sun, at least 6 hours. I'm a little worried that the hibiscus might shade it too much, but it should get plenty of afternoon rays.
It's called autumn sage purple, Salvia greggii and it will get as high as 2-3 feet. It likes sun, at least 6 hours. I'm a little worried that the hibiscus might shade it too much, but it should get plenty of afternoon rays.
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