Salvia farinacea blooms with deep violet-blue flowers from June to October. Very resistant to salty winds, making it well suited to coastal gardens. This colorful addition to the garden also attracts butterflies and bees.
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Care tips
In early summer, cuttings can be taken from the plant. It is important to trim the Salvia twice a year, in spring cut away the dead stems and after flowering the dead flowers. Pruning is not necessary.
