Salvia Jeans Jewel Pycnanthemum Salvia glabrescens clumps enlarge annually

Salvia glabrescens clumps enlarge annually

in our sunny

Sarracenia 'Hurricane Creek White' forms a second abundant crop of new pitchers in late summer and early fall

This is your chance to save needless wasted energy on abusive hedge clipping

Tooth Fairy maiden fern makes a superb groundcover mass in both full sun and light shade

Salvia Jeans Jewel Pycnanthemum Salvia glabrescens clumps enlarge annuallySalvia 'Jean's Jewel' is a Salvia guaranitica hybrid from California's Cabrilla College that's thrived for us since 2016. The 5' tall stalks are clothed with wonderfully pungent foliage, and topped, starting for us in mid June with 11" spikes of byzantine violet flowers that continue for months. Unlike Salvia guaranitica, which spreads too vigorously for most gardens, Salvia 'Jean's Jewel' has a much more refined, 3' wide growth habit.