Canary Island Sage
Salvia canariensis var. candidissimaA rare and difficult to propagate Salvia from the Canary Islands. Magenta purple flowers are held in large purple calyces atop tall stems and intriguing, soft silver foliage.
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Canary Island Sage
Salvia canariensis, commonly known as Canary Island Sage, is a striking, fast-growing perennial native to the Canary Islands. This bold plant features large, deeply lobed, silvery-green foliage with a soft, velvety texture that adds a dramatic presence to any garden. In late spring through summer, it sends up tall, eye-catching spikes of mauve to purple flowers that are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Plant in full sun in a moderately well drained soil and water very little to not at all in coastal gardens with occasional irrigation in hotter inland areas.
