Tall, blue form of salvia. Salvia uliginosa
Sky blue colour and delicate flower. Flower spires can reach 1.2-1.7 m tall.
Trim back hard to ankle height after flowering/in winter.
For sale in South Africa.
20 in stock
Salvia uliginosa. Tall, blue form of salvia.
Sky blue colour and delicate flower. Flower spires can reach 1.2-1.7 m tall.
Trim back hard to ankle height after flowering/in winter.
For sale in South Africa.
For sale in South Africa
R55.00
Tall, blue form of salvia. Salvia uliginosa
Sky blue colour and delicate flower. Flower spires can reach 1.2-1.7 m tall.
Trim back hard to ankle height after flowering/in winter.
For sale in South Africa.
Shipping Countries: South Africa
Shipping States: Western Cape (South Africa)
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Echium fastuosum. Pride of Madeira.
Blue spires of flowers make this a stunning addition to a garden. This is a fast growing and tough perennial plant that grows in dry or clay or poor soil, but does need drainage. Bees love the flowers.
The blue flower spires can be up to 2 feet in length. Cut the spent flower spikes and finger pinch / gently prune to maintain a dense habit.
Full sun. Native to Madeira Island.
Acanthus Mollis (also known as wild rhubarb, bears breeches)
This plant has lovely large shiny leaves which make an architectural show.
The tall flower spires are ivory white and purple or slightly pink bracts and appear October – November (spring time) and are a long-lasting cut flower that also dries well.
This plant dies back completely in Autumn and during winter, to appear again the following Spring.
Excellent to plant in dry shade. Although if no water is given, the plants also disappear, thus being relatively drought hardy.
Cool sun and light shade. This plant originates from Portugal, Europe.
Hibiscus ‘Isobel Beard’ is a striking, sun-loving shrub that produces large, semi-double blooms in a pretty rose-pink shade, beautifully contrasted by a deeper-toned throat. In summer, the flowers tend to be more fully double for a lush, ruffled appearance, while in cooler months they show a graceful semi-double form. The abundant blooms are perfectly set against glossy, dark green foliage, creating a stunning display from spring right through to late autumn.
For sale in South Africa. Couriered nationwide.