Explore the practical beauty of variegated sage, Salvia viridis Blue, an ideal choice for cutting and drying. Loved by bees, it features green-veined, pink bracts atop sturdy stems, with small lip flowers nestled beneath.
For successful growth, plant Salvia viridis Blue in a sunny, well-drained spot after the last frost, lightly covering seeds with soil. Keep soil consistently moist until germination in 10-14 days. Once established, water regularly, especially in dry periods. Remove spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming and provide support if needed to prevent top-heavy growth.
With proper care, Salvia viridis blue will thrive, bringing practical beauty to your garden while attracting beneficial pollinators.
