Salvia waverly

Salvia 'Waverly Sage' -- hummingbirds love this plant! It does not like heavy pruning; just deadhead, and light pruning to control size.

Salvia hybrid 'Waverly' Sage Salvia Waverly has a stunning display of mauve pink flowers with dark purple sepals in the warmer months of the year. Ideal for perennial borders Salvias are a riot of colour from spring through to autumn. A good pruning after flowering will ensure strong bushy regrowth for the next season. It is suitable for a full sun to part shade position and requires little water once established. Perfect for pots and containers.

Eye-catching and handsome in both flower and form, Salvia ‘Waverly’ was quickly recognized as a first‑rate performer in the early 1990s by plantspeople, both professionals and home gardeners alike. With appealing characteristics, but lacking an official name or a history, this salvia first came to the attention of nursery people on the West Coast under the name Mark’s Mystery White.

‘Waverly’ Sage (Salvia leucantha hybrid 'Waverly')

Sonoma sage is a wonderful native perennial and can be a serviceable groundcover if its needs are met. Good drainage is a must and it performs best with light shade. Water plants to get established-very drought tolerant, will NOT tolerate regular summer water. Mat forming, flowers rise to about 6 inches above the foliage and are lavender-blue. This species attracts bees and

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Salvia Phyllis-Waverly

Salvia 'Waverly' -Waverly Sage - Waterwise Botanicals