Salvia roscida has a unique form which gives it a particular role in my garden as a hedge, screen or pioneer. It is tall, densely foliaged and upright, which makes it useful as a hedge or screen. Spikes of pale blue flowers are held vertically, above the foliage. As Rolando Uria comments, the stiff spikes of flowers are reminiscent of Plectranthus (Coleus). Here, flowers start in May (late Autumn) and last until Spring. Description Salvia roscida can grow more than 2 m high. The caney stems branch from the base…
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