Salvia ‘Mexican Blue’ Suitable for Rockeries Its slow growth habit ensures

Its slow growth habit ensures it remains a manageable size

fuchsia-pink blooms with a white eye

Acorns contain tannins that may be mildly toxic to livestock if consumed in large quantities

or as a dramatic focal point in expansive landscapes

offering contrasting colors and textures

Salvia ‘Mexican Blue’ Suitable for Rockeries Its slow growth habit ensuresCommon Name: Mexican Blue Salvia Description: Salvia Mexican Blue is a striking, upright perennial salvia known for its vivid cobalt to deep violet blue flowers that bloom over an extended season. Believed to be a form or hybrid of Salvia chamaedryoides, this variety brings rich colour and soft texture to garden beds, borders, and containers. Its small, silvery grey foliage forms a neat, bushy mound, contrasting beautifully with the intense blue