Description
(Salvia leucantha)
Mexican Sage has two toned mauve and white flowers that form along the long stems from mid summer to late winter.
POSITION & USES
Grows best in a sunny position in a wide range of soil types. Use in a perennial bed or amongst low growing shrubs.
CULTIVATION
Prune to about 20cm above the ground when flowering finishes at the end of winter.
FERTILISING
Regular applications of Seasol and Power Feed in spring and summer will keep it looking its best.
Plant Attributes
| HAT COLOUR | Mauve |
|---|---|
| SPECIAL QUALITIES | Mexican Sage has a long flowering season which extends into winter. The plant has attractive greyish leaves and is an asset in the garden. |
| FLOWERS | The two toned mauve and white flowers form along the long stems from mid summer to late winter. |
| PLANTS NEEDED PER SQUARE METRE | 1-2 |
| HABIT | A perennial plant with a semi woody frame producing long arching stems that carry the colorful flowers. |
| WIDTH | 90cm |
| HEIGHT | 1.2m |
