Salvia guaranitica "Black and Blue" Medicinal sunny bank where thirstier trees

sunny bank where thirstier trees fail

Salix tristis is a dwarf

glossy leaves and flamboyant orange summer flowers give the plant ordinary pomegranate grace

'Kleim's Hardy' suits the front of a border

few native perennials give so much for so little fuss

Salvia guaranitica "Black and Blue" Medicinal sunny bank where thirstier treesSalvia guaranitica 'Black and Blue' is a big, vigorous perennial sage grown for one of the truest blues in the garden, a deep gentian to cobalt held in near black calyces that give the selection its name. Through the warm months, tall spikes rise above soft, hairy, deep green leaves and open in a long, generous run, and few hardy perennials offer a blue this saturated for so long a season. The species is a South American plant, native to Brazil,