Salvia nemorosa

Meadow sage is a hardy herbaceous perennial native to parts of Central Europe and Western Asia. A beautiful strong plant for flower borders. Salvia has a fairly long flowering time, from late spring to fall. After timely pruning back the dead stems, a second bloom will follow.

Salvia nemorosa is also called Meadow sage, is found in wooded areas, but also thrives on roadsides or open fields. The flowers of the Salvia are very attractive to bees and butterflies.

Meadow sage can be combined well with; Pigeon Herb (Scabious), Vervain (Verbena), Yellow Coneflower (Rudbeckia), Tickseed (Coreopsis) and the annual papaver (Eschscholzia californica).

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