Salvia Farinacea 'Victoria Blue' Seeds

Salvia farinacea ‘Victoria’

Deep blue-violet sweet-smelling blooms

Strikes a real chord in this one. With their deep violet-coloured flowers growing to 60cm tall, they will leave the last impression and a sweet smell along with it. You'll need to play the long game for this one, it takes a while to mature, but when it does you will know about it.

  • Hardy Perennial
  • Pollinator-Friendly
  • Pot Fans
  • Cut Flowers

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Hardy Perennial, Pollinator-Friendly, Pot Fans, Cut Flowers.

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About Salvia ‘Victoria’

A great choice for summer bedding and borders it brings butterflies into the garden by the dozen, and makes a wonderful cut or dried flower. Compact, branching and early flowering, Victoria Blue salvia plants are often treated as bedding plants and massed together to form a sea of blue blooms.

In The Records

Salvia is named from the Latin word salveo meaning "to save or heal", in reference to the purported medicinal properties given to some plants in the family. Salvia Victoria is originally native to Mexico and the United States.

FeaturesPollinator friendly, perfect for garden beds, great cut flowers and likes direct sunlight
LocationsTerraces, containers and garden beds
Effort LevelLooks after itself
Botanical NameSalvia farinacea ‘Victoria’
Other NamesMealy Cup Sage, Flowering Sage and Blue Sage
Plant TypePerennial
Pot Size35 cm
Pet/Baby SafePet + Baby Safe
Number of Seeds80
Sowing Tips Best sown in pots or trays with damp seed compost and lightly covered. Keep in a warm and sunny spot.

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