Sagina subulata

Dense, tufts of tiny, slender stems grow together to form a lush carpet of bright green. Small, star-shaped, white flowers cover it almost completely in spring. Usually evergreen, but may go down in very harsh conditions. Self sows. Ideal as

Sagina subulata Aurea

Dense tufts of tiny, slender stems grow together to form a lush carpet of golden green. Small, star-shaped white flowers cover the plant in the spring. Usually evergreen, but may go dormant in very harsh conditions. Ideal between pavers, terrific

Salvia Big Sky

Colossal spikes of large blue flowers are held tall over a dense mound of foliage. Attractive to butterflies, hummingbirds and other pollinators. Deer and rabbit resistant.

Salvia azurea (lamiaceae)

Wands of sky-blue blossoms are held above aromatic, shrubby, gray-green foliage mid-late summer through fall. May self sow. Native. Deer resistant.

Salvia greggii Big Pink

Eye-catching large violet-pink flowers that form in upright clusters. A Mexico and Southwestern US native.

Semi-woody clumps with dark green foliage are loaded with blooms from early spring through fall with a brief pause in very  hot

Salvia greggii Flame

Brilliant red blossoms over dark green, scented foliage on semi-woody plants. Nearly everblooming. Shorter than 'Lipstick' or 'Marachino'.

Salvia greggii Furman's Red

Bright magenta red blooms top upright mounds of small leaves from late spring to late fall. This is one of the most cold hardy S. greggii varieties.

Salvia greggii Maraschino

True red flowers are held in loose clusters on upright, branching, semi-woody plants with aromatic foliage. Blooms from spring to hard frost. Outstanding!

Salvia greggii Teresa

White petals that fade into a pink base, purple streaks on the lower lip.

Semi-woody clumps with dark green foliage are loaded with blooms from early spring through fall with a brief pause in very hot, dry periods in summer. Prefers averag

Salvia greggii (microphylla) Hot Lips

Unique red and white flowers bloom over aromatic green foliage from early summer through late fall. Blooms become all red during heat of summer. and return to red and white as weather cools. 

Salvia guarantica Black and Blue

Beautiful 12" long spikes of intense deep blue, tubular flowers emerge from black calyxes from midsummer to frost. Scented leaves are bright green with a fuzzy texture.

Salvia lyrata

White and periwinkle blue flowers are held on stalks that rise above hairy, green leaves.The semi-evergreen fragrant, foliage has deep purple veins in winter. Attractive to butterflies. Native.

Salvia microphylla San Carlos Festival

Vibrant magenta-pink flowers bloom profusely over green foliage in the summer and fall. Plants have a compact, bushy form.

Very attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. Deer resistant. Prefers moist, well-drained soil but is drought tol

Salvia nemorosa Blue by You

Bright violet-blue spikes of bloom atop compact foliage. Excellent repeat bloom when dead-headed.  Deer and rabbit resistant, it has a short, dense, shrub-like habit. Blooms spring to fall. Plant patented.

Prefers full sun and moist,

Salvia nemorosa Blue Hill

Spikes of true blue flowers are produced over a long period. Rough oval green leaves are aromatic. Reliable and long lived even in humid areas. The best blue  garden Salvia available.

Salvia nemorosa Blue Marvel

Dwarf plants produce attractive spires of larger than usual violet-blue blooms with pale throats from spring through fall. Burgundy calyces add to its season long appeal. Deadhead for best rebloom. Fragrant foliage. Award winner! Plant p

Salvia nemorosa Bumbleberry

Compact plants produce loads of spires of dark fuchsia pink to violet blooms with dark purple calyxes in early summer. Wonderful in containers placed where bumblebees and other pollinators can be observed.

Prefers full sun and well-drained

Salvia nemorosa Lyrical Blues

Nicely mounded gray-green plants have spikes of deep violet-blue that are darker than ‘May Night’. Violet bracts remain pretty after flowers drop. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Plant patented.

Salvia nemorosa Lyrical White

Tall spires of pure white blooms flower mid spring through late summer over gray-green foliage.  Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Plant patented.

Salvia nemorosa Marcus

Compact, dwarf variety with deep purple-blue flowers and a broad spreading habit. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Deer resistant. Prefers moist, well-drained soil but is drought tolerant once established. Plant Patented.

Salvia nemorosa Sallyrosa™ April Night

Dwarf plants with dense spires of deep blue flowers bloom earlier and longer than 'May Night' and similar varieties. Sturdy, drought-tolerant, mildew-resistant plants maintain their petite size.

Salvia nemorosa Sensation™ Deep Blue

Short spikes of dark, purple-blue flowers bloom on compact, dwarf plants providing a long period of color. Plant patented.

Salvia nemorosa Sensation™ Deep Rose

A pink counterpart to Salvia 'Marcus', it has abundant rose-pink flower spikes on compact plants of medium green foliage. Plant patented.

Salvia nemorosa Snow Hill

Spikes of clear white flowers bloom over aromatic foliage over a long period.