Salvia plants do well in the desert Southwest. They like full sun and moist soil. Propagation is easy, just cut leaves and root in to soil. They go dormant in the winter, trim down to the ground during this time.

The plant will sprout new growth and will thrive during summer months. Salvias are low maintenance, tolerate dry soil. They attract hummingbirds and have aromatic foliage.

The are also good for Xeriscaping Landscape Design

Come by and visit us at Color Your World Nursey located in Las Cruces, NM. We will always carry these type of plants during the spring and summer seasons. Call today for availabilty: (575) 521-0496 or 540 N. Telshore.

Herb - Berggarten Sage	Herb - Golden Sage
Herb - Pineapple Sage	Herb - Tricolor Sage
Salvia - Lady in Red	Salvia - Santa Barbara
Salvia - Victoria Blue	Salvia - Victoria White
Salvia - Pink Friesland	Salvia - Purple Rain
Salvia - Sensation Rose	Salvia - Blue Hills
Salvia - Sensation Rose	Salvia - Purple Rain
Salvia - Blue Victoria	Salvia - May Night
Salvia - May Night	Sage - Broadleaf
Salvia - Burgundy Bliss	Salvia - Caradonna
Salvia - Caradonna	Salvia - East Friesland
Salvia - East Friesland	Salvia - Marcus
Salvia - Marcus	Salvia - May Night
Salvia - May Night	Salvia - Plumosa
Salvia - Purple Rain	Salvia - Snow Hill
Salvia - Snow Hill	Salvia - Pink Friesland
Salvia - Sensation Rose	Sage - Organic
Salvia - Black and Blue	Salvia - Blue Frost
Salvia - Caradonna	Salvia - Evolution
Salvia - Furmans Red	Salvia - Marcus
Salvia - May Night	Salvia - Sensation Rose
Salvia - Velocity Blue	Salvia - Wild Thing
Clary Sage	Salvia - Mixed Colors

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