Salvia

Salvatore : With the tallest spikes and the deepest blue colour, Salvatore Blue is an excellent alternative to vegetative Salvia. Plus, it offers a critical daylength of 10 hours for finishing in early Spring, which previously was only possible with vegetative varieties.

New Dimension : The deepest blue and rose Salvia from seed! Economical and easy to produce. Large, compact and well-branched plants feature strong-coloured flowers that last in the landscape. Well-matched series finishes fast with no PGRs needed. Fits into annual production schedules.

Hummingbird : Hummingbird is a Salvia coccinea, well known varieties and long blooming time. Plants are well branched with numerous flower spikes.

Summer Jewel : Summer Jewel is easy to grow and a great addition to annual flower beds or containers. An early-blooming variety producing branching plants with lots of flower stems and plenty of flowers over a long period.

Vista : Dense spikes and dark green foliage hold their colors long in the season. Vista is a great addition in the landscape as a border or mass planting and large container.

Mojave : A compact branching habit combines with profuse season long flowering and heat tolerance make Mojave a great choice for plugs, pots and landscapes. Deep red, dense flower spikes hold their color throughout the season with less fading. Mojave contrast beautifully with the dark green foliage. Day length neutral.

Sahara : Sahara has bright red, dense flower spikes that hold their color intensity throughout the season. Sahara performs well in small pot but due to its intermediate plant height. Sahara is a facultative short day variety.

Sentry : Sentry brings you the strong intense red colour and dense lower spike. Earliness and a more compact plant habit. This makes Sentry a great choice for smaller pots and packs whilst retaining that great garden performance.

Big Blue : Big Blue salvia is exactly a vigorous flowering annual in a sales-inspiring clear blue colour. The first of its type from seed. Even Big blue is late to flower compare to normal Blue Salvia but it is super easy and super showy for both landscapers and home gardeners for their back-of-border plantings, sending out blue spires continuously flowering with little to no extra care.

Rhea, Cirrus, Strata : Salvia Farinacea thrive in a vast range of climatic conditions. Compact plants, well branching and early flowering is the key of breeding and selection criteria. Flower spike has large, dense, long spike with attractive BLUE color of Victoria and Rhea. Bicolor blue and white of Strata and which color of Victoria and Cirrus makes a great combination of breeze color.

Victoria : Victoria Blue is taller than Rhea. Victoria White is taller than Cirrus