Salvia barrelieri

Salvia barrelieriBuy 1 for $14. 00 Buy 5 for $60. 00 Native to Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria and northwestern Spain. We planted Salvia barrelieri in our gravel garden as a trial. From mid Spring to mid Autumn it has not stopped flowering and has formed a decent clump. Large sage green leaves form a rosette from which spikes of pale lavender blue flowers rise to around 1m in height. Cold and heat tolerant. Stunning vertical appeal and a little hard to find.

This is our favourite Phlomis with an excellent compact form

It is in fact white and green variegated foliage that can at a distance appear to be silver

60cm high x 60cm wide

Really strong growth on a high performance plant

An evergreen low spreading shrub featuring silver grey tiny leaves which form a small compact mound approximately 30cm high

Even after the petals fall the remaining flower cones are still attractive

Perfect in a pot as well as in the ground amongst grasses and sedums

Requires good drainage and moderately fertile soil

Hairy stems

A compact and particularly elegant Hydrangea

Provides both textural and colour interest in the garden

On top of the egg shaped dark green serrated leaves