Salvia greggii is a stunning variety of red salvia with a long blooming period during the season. Blooming begins in late Spring and continues through Fall. Salvia greggii is native to Southwest Texas and can tolerate sandy / rocky soil, though it thrives in well-draining nutrient-rich soil.
Please note: While we have worked to provide the most accurate information, climate and growing location will impact the size, height, bloom-time, annual/perennial status, and may impact color. We have gathered this data from personal experience, with online resources used for additional clarification. Additional references include google and usda.gov
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