Salvia spp.: characteristics and care
Salvia spp., popularly known as sage, includes different species and ornamental varieties of the genus Salvia, appreciated for their aromatic foliage and their spikes of flowers in purple, blue or violet tones that last for a good part of the year.
Their abundant flowering and ability to attract pollinators make them a highly valued choice for flowerbeds, borders and herb gardens.
They tolerate moderate drought well once established and adapt to different soil types, provided they have good drainage.
At Ornacom we cultivate each specimen directly, guaranteeing a balanced size and vigorous development from the first years of planting.
Salvia spp., popularly known as sage, includes different species and ornamental varieties of the genus Salvia, appreciated for their aromatic foliage and their spikes of flowers in purple, blue or violet tones that last for a good part of the year.
Their abundant flowering and ability to attract pollinators make them a highly valued choice for flowerbeds, borders and herb gardens.
They tolerate moderate drought well once established and adapt to different soil types, provided they have good drainage.
At Ornacom we cultivate each specimen directly, guaranteeing a balanced size and vigorous development from the first years of planting.
Growing sheet
Exposure
Full sun
Irrigation
Low – Moderate
Floor
Well drained
Rusticity
Up to -10
Bloom
Spring – Autumn
Growth
Moderate
- 1/1.9 L
- 14 CM.
- 10/15 height
- 2.5/3
- 18 CM.
- 15/20 height
