Japanese Yellow Sage - Salvia Koyamae Ornamental Leaves creating an exceptionally fine texture

creating an exceptionally fine texture that sets this grass apart from coarser prairie species

We like this series because they flower the first year and have upright stems and upward facing flowers

you don't have to take just our word that this is an excellent plant it won the 2011 first prize at the International Plant trade Fair at Essen

For those creating native plant gardens

'Father of the Bride' thrives in USDA hardiness zones 4 through 9

Japanese Yellow Sage - Salvia Koyamae Ornamental Leaves creating an exceptionally fine textureWe chose Salvia Koyamae because we thought it would be fun to grow a large, shade loving non invasive that can add a lot of texture to your garden. The plant works as a ground cover, but also has some height to it in spring it emerges with large leaves with tooth like edges. Through summer and fall it begins to bloom with yellow salvia flowers that native pollinators enjoy. If you're looking for a plant that can grow in shade among your hostas,