Bumbleberry Salvia
Incredibly vibrant, deep dark hues and bright highlights, the Bumbleberry Salvia PP 31602 (Salvia nemorosa 'Bumbleberry') is an amazingly dramatic perennial! The showy, eye-catching color is not to be missed! You'll love Bumbleberry all growing season, especially as fall starts coming and these perennials are still blooming!
Intensely fuchsia-pink blooms on long, dark purple-wine colored spikes, rise above equally deep-green foliage in low mounds. The contrast of bright florets on dark purple stems amps up the effect! The aromatic foliage is fast growing and forms upright, well-branched clumps that fill out in dramatic flower spikes.
In early summer, Perennial Salvias' fragrant flowers attract butterflies and pollinators! Even Hummingbirds love everything about these showy blooms! But don't worry about deer and rabbits! Heat and cold tolerant, these are incredibly easy to grow perennials!
How to Use Bumbleberry Salvia In The Landscape
This dramatic color deserves to take center stage! Perfect in sunny containers, patios or entries, these clump-forming perennials are fantastic facer and edging plants along foundation plantings and mailbox. If you have a sunny perennial border, you'll want to create a bountiful massed planting for some showy style. Relax and watch the hummingbirds feast on their nectar!
Perfect front of the border perennial and Cottage gardens, Bumbleberry's bold color is petite and fits any garden size. Try setting Bumbleberry Meadow Sage up in large outdoor planters as a single-species specimen planting? Flank either side of your front door with a pair of them. Add a sophisticated set of potted Salvias to your pool deck or patio!
Specimen plantings and cut flower gardens, these hardy, fragrant plants are also amazing cut and dried flowers! Pollinator Gardens, Rock Gardens, and any sunny landsscape benefits from the bold flowers! Even flower vases indoors!
- Vibrant Dark Fuchsia-Pink Flower Spikes
- Deep Dark-Green Foliage
- Upright Low Mounding Perennial
- Easy Care & Adaptable
- Herbal Scented Top to Bottom!
- Deer and Rabbit Resistant
#ProPlantTips For Care
Full sun is a requirement for these vibrant flowering perennials. Six hours of direct sunlight is a minimum. In the very hottest areas, you could try them with a bit of afternoon shade. Otherwise, more sun means more color.
Easy to grow plants, these hardy Perennial Sages have average to low water requirements, you'll not need to worry about the summer heat, but bloom best with regular watering. All pants appreciate a 3- inch layer of mulch. Growing in almost any climate in zones 3-8, these Salvia are wonderfully easy to grow!
Salt and drought tolerant and adaptable to nearly all organically rich, any well-drained soil is perfect for these easy-to-grow plants. Deadhead as flowers fade to encourage a rebloom, often flowering until frost! In early spring, prune back the clump before new growth emerges. Divide clumps every 3-5 years to maintain vigor.
- Full Sun
- Any Well-Drained Soil
- Moderate Regular Water
- Deadhead For Rebloom & Prune Early Spring
- Deer & Rabbit Resistant
Eye-popping color and fragrance! For pollinators, bouquets, planters and astoundingly deep, intense color, Bumbleberry Salvia is the plant you shouldn't miss out on! Order yours today!
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Incredibly vibrant, deep dark hues and bright highlights, the Bumbleberry Salvia PP 31602 (Salvia nemorosa 'Bumbleberry') is an amazingly dramatic perennial! The showy, eye-catching color is not to be missed! You'll love Bumbleberry all growing season, especially as fall starts coming and these perennials are still blooming!
Intensely fuchsia-pink blooms on long, dark purple-wine colored spikes, rise above equally deep-green foliage in low mounds. The contrast of bright florets on dark purple stems amps up the effect! The aromatic foliage is fast growing and forms upright, well-branched clumps that fill out in dramatic flower spikes.
In early summer, Perennial Salvias' fragrant flowers attract butterflies and pollinators! Even Hummingbirds love everything about these showy blooms! But don't worry about deer and rabbits! Heat and cold tolerant, these are incredibly easy to grow perennials!
How to Use Bumbleberry Salvia In The Landscape
This dramatic color deserves to take center stage! Perfect in sunny containers, patios or entries, these clump-forming perennials are fantastic facer and edging plants along foundation plantings and mailbox. If you have a sunny perennial border, you'll want to create a bountiful massed planting for some showy style. Relax and watch the hummingbirds feast on their nectar!
Perfect front of the border perennial and Cottage gardens, Bumbleberry's bold color is petite and fits any garden size. Try setting Bumbleberry Meadow Sage up in large outdoor planters as a single-species specimen planting? Flank either side of your front door with a pair of them. Add a sophisticated set of potted Salvias to your pool deck or patio!
Specimen plantings and cut flower gardens, these hardy, fragrant plants are also amazing cut and dried flowers! Pollinator Gardens, Rock Gardens, and any sunny landsscape benefits from the bold flowers! Even flower vases indoors!
- Vibrant Dark Fuchsia-Pink Flower Spikes
- Deep Dark-Green Foliage
- Upright Low Mounding Perennial
- Easy Care & Adaptable
- Herbal Scented Top to Bottom!
- Deer and Rabbit Resistant
#ProPlantTips For Care
Full sun is a requirement for these vibrant flowering perennials. Six hours of direct sunlight is a minimum. In the very hottest areas, you could try them with a bit of afternoon shade. Otherwise, more sun means more color.
Easy to grow plants, these hardy Perennial Sages have average to low water requirements, you'll not need to worry about the summer heat, but bloom best with regular watering. All pants appreciate a 3- inch layer of mulch. Growing in almost any climate in zones 3-8, these Salvia are wonderfully easy to grow!
Salt and drought tolerant and adaptable to nearly all organically rich, any well-drained soil is perfect for these easy-to-grow plants. Deadhead as flowers fade to encourage a rebloom, often flowering until frost! In early spring, prune back the clump before new growth emerges. Divide clumps every 3-5 years to maintain vigor.
- Full Sun
- Any Well-Drained Soil
- Moderate Regular Water
- Deadhead For Rebloom & Prune Early Spring
- Deer & Rabbit Resistant
Eye-popping color and fragrance! For pollinators, bouquets, planters and astoundingly deep, intense color, Bumbleberry Salvia is the plant you shouldn't miss out on! Order yours today!
