Collection: Salvia Plants for Sale

Salvia plants for sale, shipped as live, established plants ready to go in the ground or a container.

Salvia, the ornamental branch of the sage family, is one of the most rewarding perennials for sun-loving gardens. Upright spikes of deep violet, sky blue, scarlet, and pink bloom from late spring into fall, especially when spent stems are cut back. Salvias are drought-tolerant once established, seldom bothered by deer or rabbits, and a top choice for hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies. They bring color and structure to borders, pollinator gardens, containers, and water-wise landscapes.

Browse the full selection below. | Also available: Sage Plants, Catmint Plants, Lavender Plants

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Frequently Asked Questions

Both names refer to the Salvia genus. "Sage" usually means culinary sage (Salvia officinalis), grown for the kitchen, while "salvia" usually means the ornamental varieties grown for their flowers. The salvias in this collection are ornamental. If you're looking for sage to harvest and cook with, our product titled Culinary Sage is the one intended for harvesting. Many ornamental salvias are hardy perennials. Woodland sage (Salvia nemorosa), including varieties like 'Caradonna', is hardy in roughly USDA zones 4–8, while autumn sage (Salvia greggii) is perennial in about zones 6–9. Some tender varieties are grown as annuals in colder climates. Check individual listings for hardiness. Yes. Salvia flowers draw hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, making it one of the most productive pollinator plants you can grow. Full sun, at least 6 hours a day, in well-drained soil, though many types tolerate light shade. Most salvias are drought-tolerant once established. After a flush of blooms, cut flower stems back to the leaves at the base to encourage more flowering. We stand behind every plant we ship. If your salvia arrives damaged, send us a photo within a few days of delivery and we'll arrange a free replacement.