Salvia ‘Mexican Blue’ Suitable for Rockeries An annual trim to one-third

An annual trim to one-third of its size in late autumn to winter is recommended to encourage fresh growth

or as a dramatic focal point in expansive landscapes

Acorns contain tannins that may be mildly toxic to livestock if consumed in large quantities

and is also suitable for containers with regular maintenance

It prefers full sun to part shade and benefits from protection against strong winds and late frosts

Salvia ‘Mexican Blue’ Suitable for Rockeries An annual trim to one-thirdCommon Name: Mexican Blue Salvia Description: Salvia Mexican Blue is a striking, upright perennial salvia known for its vivid cobalt to deep violet blue flowers that bloom over an extended season. Believed to be a form or hybrid of Salvia chamaedryoides, this variety brings rich colour and soft texture to garden beds, borders, and containers. Its small, silvery grey foliage forms a neat, bushy mound, contrasting beautifully with the intense blue