Salvia farinacea - Victoria White Salvia

Salvia farinacea - 'Victoria White' Salvia

Pot Size: 4" deep

Also known as "White Mealycup Sage", this  sports snowy flower spikes and is a hummingbird, butterfly and honeybee magnet! A mounding plant, Victoria White is native to the southwestern United State. The profusion of tubular flowers grow on silvery stems, and are often used along fence lines. This plant will die back to the crown, and then regrow from the base, so it's ultra important to not disturb the crown during the winter months.

Small Herbaceous Perennial Shrub (in our zones 9 - 11)

Pot Size: Quart

Plant Size: 18- 24 inches in both height and spread
Light: Full Sun 
Bloom: White blooms from March to Frost (a very long blooming season)
Other Notes: Tolerates Deer, Drought and Dry Soil.  After an extended period of flowering, cut back plant to produce a thicker and more compact foliage.
Uses: Rock Gardens, Wildflower Gardens, Pollinator and Hummingbird Gardens.