
Salvia Species (Salvia spp.)Salvia species (Salvia spp.) encompass a diverse group of flowering plants known for their aromatic foliage, long-lasting blooms, and exceptional ability to attract pollinators. From vibrant ornamentals to culinary and medicinal varieties, salvias thrive in a wide range of climates and garden settings.Distinctive FeaturesSalvias are prized for their tubular flowers, which come in a spectrum of colors including red, blue, purple, pink, and white. Their aromatic leaves and drought tolerance make them a staple in low-maintenance landscapes. With varieties ranging from compact ground covers to towering perennials, salvias provide dynamic texture and seasonal interest.Growing Conditions Sun Exposure: Prefers full sun but some species tolerate partial shade. Soil: Well-draining, moderately fertile soil is ideal. Water: Moderate to low watering needs; many species are drought-tolerant. Humidity: Varies by species, but many tolerate dry conditions. ...
Storage: Refrigerated