Salvia Saggitata

Description

Salvia sagittata, commonly referred to as arrowleaf sage, is a visually captivating perennial characterized by its large, arrow-shaped leaves and tall spikes of bright purple, tubular flowers. The plant’s unique foliage offers a bold contrast to the vibrant blooms, making it a standout addition to gardens. The flowers, which appear in late spring to early summer, attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies, enhancing the overall beauty and life of the garden.

This hardy salvia thrives in full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil, making it adaptable to various garden conditions. Once established, Salvia sagittata is relatively low-maintenance, requiring minimal care beyond occasional watering. Its striking foliage and colorful blooms add texture and interest to garden beds, borders, or containers, making it a fantastic choice for gardeners looking to add a bold, architectural element to their landscape.