Salvia nemorosa 'April Night' 1 Gallon
| Availability: | Out of stock |
'April Night' salvia begins to bloom almost a month earlier than most meadow sages. Starting in April, this specimen sends up spikes of purple flowers that draw bees and hummingbirds, and keeps flowering right through summer. Its fragrant leaves deter deer and rabbits and make it a welcome addition to patio containers or hanging baskets, as does its petite size. Wonderful in sunny borders and mass plantings, 'April Night' salvia is drought tolerant once established, and returns year after year.
| Common Name: | Meadow sage |
| Mature Size: | 12" - 14" tall and wide |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate |
| Cold Hardiness: | -20° F |
| Characteristics: | Perennial, drought tolerant once established, deer- and rabbit-resistant, fragrant |
| Light: | Full sun to part sun |
| Structure: | Compact |
| Bloom Color: | Purple |
| Bloom Time: | Spring and summer |
| Uses: | Woodland gardens, rock gardens, borders, containers, hanging baskets and mass plantings |
| Photos: | Real images, not stock photos |
