Rockin’ Deep Purple Salvia and How It Grows

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Arboretum Director Jan Sievers Mahon presents Rockin’ Deep Purple Salvia as Virginia Home Grown’s Plant of the Month.
Director of the Edith J. Carrier Arboretum at James Madison University, Jan Sievers Mahon, presents Rockin’ Deep Purple Salvia as Virginia Home Grown’s Plant of the Month.
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5 окт 2024

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@robinshaw1673 Год назад

I have good news for zone 7A/7b. Here on eastern Long Island, Rockin Deep Purple salvia, planted in a sunny spot and mulched, returns in spring. I’ve been growing Salvia Amistad, a lovely annual purple salvia hummingbird magnet for years…but it never returns, not even in full sun. So imagine my surprise when Deep Purple not only came back, but it came back sooner and more robust than Salvia black & blue (which comes back late). And Deep Purple doesn’t have the foliage insect problem that Black and Blue has. I recommend, and so do the hummingbirds.

@mentabil8 4 года назад

I kept mine potted and brought it in over the winter. If bloomed periodically and it's by a sunny window. It's still inside and starting to bloom. When night temperatures remain in the 50's and above, she will retake her thrown at the edge of the garden with all the other potted plants, her subject surrounding her. You will love this plant and how hardy it is.