Color Spires® 'Azure Snow' Perennial Salvia | Proven Winners
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Delivery and Shipping
This plant will ship in the spring based on your chosen ship week.
Care information
Care information
Remove plant from packaging on arrival. Water and place in appropriate sun conditions until it is ready to be planted. Do not keep plant inside or sitting in a tray of water as this could add additional stress.
Description
Description
A dazzling addition to the COLOR SPIRES® Perennial Salvia Collection! 'Azure Snow' brings incredible refinement to the intriguing bicolor category of Salvia. 'Azure Snow' produces a refined, compact clump of deep violet-blue and white bicolor flowers with attractive dark green foliage. Flowers are evenly and closely spaced on the stem for a full, polished look.
Salvia is a staple for every sunny garden. It asks little more than sunshine and a little drink every once in a while in return for producing a bountiful mass of colorful flower spires from late spring into early summer.
- Fragrant Flower
- Fragrant Foliage
- Drought Tolerant
- Salt Tolerant
- Attracts: Bees, Butterflies, Hummingbirds
- Resists: Deer, Rabbit
CHARACTERISTICS
- Plant Type: Perennial
- Height Category: Medium
- Garden Height: 18 - 20 Inches
- Spacing: 18 - 20 Inches
- Spread: 18 - 20 Inches
- Flower Colors: Purple, White
- Flower Shade: Violet blue and white bicolor
- Foliage Colors: Green
- Foliage Shade: Green
- Habit: Clump Forming
- Container Role: Fiiller
PLANT NEEDS
- Light Requirement: Sun
- Maintenance Category: Easy
- Bloom Time: Late Spring - Early Summer
- Hardiness Zones: 3 - 8
- Water Category: Average
- Soil Fertility Requirement: Average Soil, Fertile Soil
- Soil PH Category: Acidic Soil, Alkaline Soil, Neutral Soil
- Uses: Border Plant, Cut Flower, Dried Flower, Landscape, Mass Planting, Container, Dried Flower
- Maintenance Notes: Salvia is easy to grow in almost any climate. Though it is drought tolerant, it will bloom better with regular watering. Deadheading encourages a longer bloom time. If plants get leggy during the season, cut them all the way back to the newly developed foliage. If cut back, plants may rebloom in fall but often the flowers are fewer and smaller.
Photos courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc




