Upright and bushy salvia with deeply corrugated (clues in the name) leaves, thick and dark green. The plant grows up to around a meter if happy and produces deep blue, salvia flower clusters from late summer through autumn. These flowers are chunkier than a lot of salvias and the whole plant has a much more utilitarian and robust feel to it than the highly decorative (and sometimes horrendous) cultivars. I like it anyway!
Evergreen, perennial, prefers full sun or part shade and well drained soils. Hardy to -5, but worth taking cuttings or bringing in if you’re worried in any way.
Upright and bushy salvia with deeply corrugated (clues in the name) leaves, thick and dark green. The plant grows up to around a meter if happy and produces deep blue, salvia flower clusters from late summer through autumn. These flowers are chunkier than a lot of salvias and the whole plant has a much more utilitarian and robust feel to it than the highly decorative (and sometimes horrendous) cultivars. I like it anyway!
Evergreen, perennial, prefers full sun or part shade and well drained soils. Hardy to -5, but worth taking cuttings or bringing in if you’re worried in any way.
