Strong spires of charmingly coloured flowers stand proud above fabulous shiny leaves, on tall, branching square stems. Salvia farinacea 'Farina Violet' will watch over your borders like an angelic presence which gently sways in the summer breeze. The true violet colour radiates a heavenly energy that instantly brightens up the space. They are brilliantly weather resistant and flower profusely for an incredible six months from late spring to the first frosts. A charismatic, herbaceous, half-hardy perennial, commonly referred to as mealy sage, native to Mexico, Nuevo Leon, and parts of the United States such as Oklahoma and Texas. This is the perfect choice for anyone creating their very own cutting garden. Often said to resemble Lavender, Salvia farinacea looks extraordinary in any dried or fresh flower arrangement in your or a loved one's home. Plant in well-drained compost in full sun or light shade.
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