Description
🌿 Why Grow Salvia leucantha
- Spectacular flowers — velvety purple calyces with white corollas from late summer to frost.
- Pollinator paradise — attracts hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies.
- Low maintenance — drought-tolerant once established.
- Late-season beauty — blooms when most perennials are spent.
- Long-lasting cut flowers — fresh or dried for arrangements.
🌱 Growing Guide for Salvia leucantha
- Type: Tender perennial (evergreen in frost-free climates; grown as annual in colder zones).
- USDA Zones: 8–11 (can be overwintered indoors in colder regions).
- Light: Full sun for best flowering; tolerates light shade.
- Soil: Well-drained, moderately fertile soil.
- Water: Moderate; drought-tolerant after establishment. Avoid waterlogged conditions.
- Height/Spread: 3–4 ft tall, 3–6 ft wide.
- Pruning: Cut back hard in late winter/early spring to encourage strong new growth.
- Companions: Looks stunning with ornamental grasses, lantana, or other late-bloomers.
✨ A Velvet Invitation to Autumn
Salvia leucantha is more than a plant—it’s an autumn performance. As the days shorten, it unfurls its plush blooms like an encore at the end of the growing season. Whether planted in borders, large containers, or massed for impact, it brings a regal, textural beauty that lingers long into the cool months.



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