Salvia buchananii Suitable for Rockeries Subtle brown flower spikes may

Subtle brown flower spikes may appear in spring

decorative bark

It features narrowly lance-shaped

This cultivar performs best in full sun and well-draining soil enriched with organic matter

‘Aurea Nana’ prefers full sun to part shade and is highly resistant to cold

Salvia buchananii Suitable for Rockeries Subtle brown flower spikes mayCommon Name: Buchanans Sage Description: Salvia buchananii is a striking perennial shrublet grown for its rich magenta to deep wine red tubular flowers and its lush, softly textured green foliage. The plant label image confirms this distinctive species, which is highly prized for its long flowering season and strong ornamental appeal. In Melbourne, it performs best in a sunny to partly shaded position with well drained soil and regular moisture