Salvia splendens Vista 'White'

Photo courtesy of Ball Seed.

Dwarf Salvia

The Salvia Vista White produces multiple bright white blooms on spiky stems atop its deep green floiage. Vista White is comprised of dense, well packed flower spikes with dark green foliage. Salvia Vista boasts superior plant uniformity, an excellent heat tolerance and is known to hold its color intensity throughout the season. To plant, simply prepare suitable planting holes, spread the roots as you fill in, and water well. For such a beautiful plant, Salvia is an easy to care for annual. When in need of a streak of white in your Spring garden, few plants can outdo this dramatic beauty. 

Height 10-12 Inches

Spread 8 Inches

Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips Salvia grows best in moist, fertile, well-drained soil. It needs at least 6 hours of sun a day for best results, and midday shade is beneficial. It is better to water once a week too deeply than to water frequently for only a few minutes. Occasional deadheading will promote continued flowering.

Interesting Notes Deer tolerant Part of a large genus in the mint family Oftentimes referred to as “scarlet sage”

USDA Hardiness Zone 5-9

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