Salvia Salvatore Blue
9cm Garden Ready PlantFREE delivery on orders over £60
Quick Facts:
- Supplied as: 9cm Garden Ready Plant
- Height: 25-30cm (10-12")
- Position: Full Sun to Partial Shade
- Plant Type: Perennial
- Product Code: 410080
FREE delivery on orders over £60
Quick Facts:
- Supplied as: 9cm Garden Ready Plant
- Height: 25-30cm (10-12")
- Position: Full Sun to Partial Shade
- Plant Type: Perennial
- Product Code: 410080
This high-contrast Salvia is sure to make a statement in your garden. The dark flower stems and deep purple/ blue long spikes of flowers are sure to impress. Well-branched and prolific blooming, this long flowering perennial is treasured for its tidy habit. Flowers from June- August with heights of 25-30cm.
Free delivery on orders over £60! Terms and conditions apply **
For any order under £60 we charge £5.95 postage and package per delivery week selected on your order.
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We are the only online plug plants supplier to offer a choice of a specific dispatch week for your order. When placing your order, use the drop down box above to select your required dispatch week. You can also alter dispatch week in the shopping basket (multiple week deliveries could incur postage charges - see further information here - please click here).
All our plug plants are shipped in specially designed packaging to keep the root system in place and the foliage protected in transit.
We are unfortunately currently unable to ship plants to Northern Ireland or International customers.
Product Code | 410080 |
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Supplied as | 9cm Garden Ready Plant |
Habit | Upright/Bush |
Suitable for Hanging Baskets? | No |
Suitable for Patio Containers? | Yes |
Scented? | No |
Plant Type | Perennial |
Botanical name | Salvia nemorosa |
Season | spring |
Planting Position | Full Sun to Partial Shade |
Eventual Height | 25-30cm (10-12") |
Eventual Spread | 15-20cm (6-8") |
Flowering Period | June- August |
Flower Colour | Blue |
Plant Size Guide- 9cm Square Potted Plant
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9cm Potted Plant specially selected and grown in our nursery. Planted in Taupe Grey pots these are fully recyclable, along with the plastic packaging they arrive in.
These are Garden Ready so you can just plant and go, no extra growing time needed, just regular pruning and maintenance to get the best out of your plants, the size is based on the pot and compost volume, foliage will vary from plant type, picture is for illustration purposes only.
Perennial plants come in hundreds, if not thousands, of varying shapes, sizes and colours and if you are like me, you will always find room for one more in your garden! They are reliable, hardy plants that breathe life into beds and borders from late spring to late autumn and beyond. These plants are also very attractive to pollinating bees, butterflies and beneficial insects.
- Our perennials are supplied as either large or jumbo plug plants, depending on the variety, with a good root system and healthy top growth.
- Your plugs will benefit from being grown on in large pots, approx. 5 - 10Ltr size.
- Give them a good soak in tepid water to ensure the roots get a thorough soak.
- Plant into a good quality multi-purpose compost and water them in. Pop a label in the pot to remind you what it is.
- Plant out into the final planting positions after a few weeks when the risk of frost has passed in your area.
- Planting in groups of 3’s or 5’s will give a good clump of colour as the plants mature.
- A good spadeful of organic matter popped into the planting hole will get your plants off to really good start.
- Give them a good drink of water and water regularly during their first year’s growth and feed with a sprinkling of granular slow release fertiliser.
*With a little planning you can have perennial plants in flower for several months of the year - almost all year round in milder areas.