Salvia uliginosa 24/10 Restock deep regional roots

deep regional roots

and red winter fruit make the plant a quiet asset in any shaded garden

where the roots run in wet pine flatwoods

and 'Natchez' inherits both gifts: a dense

bitter acorns

Salvia uliginosa 24/10 Restock deep regional rootsSalvia uliginosa, the bog sage, is an airy, sky blue perennial grown for clouds of clear, cool blue flowers held on tall, slender, branching stems from midsummer into fall. The species name uliginosa means of marshes, and the plant lives up to it, thriving in the moist ground most sages refuse, so the bog sage fills a niche few others in the genus can. Native to the wetlands of Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina, the plant builds a tall, upright, open