Botanical name – Salvia leucophylla 'Santa Barbara'
Common name – Santa Barbara Sage, Mexican Sage
Description – A compact evergreen shrub with silvery-green foliage and long stems of rich, velvety purple flowers. Flowers appear from late summer through autumn, adding vibrant colour to the garden. This Salvia is drought-resistant and has a tough garden performance, making it an exceptional choice for both domestic and commercial landscapes.
Flower Colour – Rich velvety purple
Flower Period – Late summer through autumn
Fruiting – N/A
Location – Prefers a site in full sun with well-drained soil. Dry tolerant once established and suitable for coastal locations.
Care – During early spring, cut back old foliage stems once new growth begins to appear at the crown. Feed at this time with a slow-release fertiliser for best results. This Salvia is drought-resistant but should be given the occasional deep watering during extended periods of heat.
Mature height – 0.9m H x 1m W
Sizes/Plant height approximate (above pot);
140mm – 40cm
**All plant stock and sizes are approximates and subject to grower availability as per the time of year**
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Some quick facts about this plant:
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Full Sun |
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Part Shade |
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Low Watering |
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Moderate Watering |
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Ideal for Pots |
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Flowering |
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Wild Life Attracting |
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0.9m Wide |
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1m High |
