Whorled Sage

This mounding perennial salvia bears fragrant purple flower spikes in summer fall, a long-blooming, pollinator-rich perennial earning its place through an extended season of colour with minimal care.

• Purple flower spikes are produced in summer fall and continue reliably through summer; deadhead spent spikes to encourage rebloom.
• Highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, one of the most pollinator-productive perennials for Ontario gardens.
• Mounding habit, reaching 40 cm at maturity; drought tolerant once established; excellent drainage is essential, avoid waterlogged winter soils.
• Best in full sun with moist, average, dry, well-drained soil.