Salvia leucantha Salleu Syn Salvia bicolor, Mexican Bush Sage

Salvia leucantha Salleu Syn Salvia bicolor, Mexican Bush SageBotanical Name: Common Names: Salvia leucantha Syn Salvia bicolor, Mexican Bush Sage, Native: Foliage Type: No Evergreen Plant Type: Plant Habit: Shrubs Clumping, Dense, Rounded, Shrub Like, Upright Description: Attractive, hardy, small rounded perennial which produces masses of purple flowers in Summer and Autumn. Salvia leucantha is perfect for creating a splash of colour on the patio or in the garden. Ideal for rockeries and mass plantings. Grows

grey triangular foliage

The foliage forms dense clumps and remains attractive throughout the year

is seaside-friendly and is moderately frost hardy

The plant produces striking orange and blue flowers that resemble the plumage of tropical birds

TBA Upright

Tucker Time® Winter Feast™ will tolerate both open and semi shaded spots in climates ranging from cold temperate to sub tropical or semi arid

Equally popular mass planted and as a focal point

darting in and out amongst the nectar-filled flowers

Young foliage turns bronze in autumn and small

A popular thick fleshy leaved

A low-growing

Lamium maculalum Marshmallow Spotted Dead Nettle