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Mine are neither growing nor blooming ever since I deadheaded them from the flowers that I bought them with. Just surviving that's all. They are in my west facing front flower bed receiving direct sunlight from noon. Any thoughts on how I can revive them?
OH! I just got some salvia rescue plants from the clearance section at my local garden center - they were 50 cents each so I bought 4. Since I repotted them and gave them some tlc they have thrived and have bloomed a beautiful orange/red color! Thanks for the info about these!
The perennial salvia sounds like just what I need. I'm not a new gardener but I still have plenty of room for improvement. The videos help me so much. Thank you.
I have 3 Salvias Amistad In our retainer wall planters and they doing fantastic. Zone9b California. 2 red and 5 Lavender color. 3 Hot Lips Salvias. Hummingbird,Monarch butterflies and bumblebees love them. They are amazing plants easy maintenance.
Ya, true. I have become addicted to planning a better garden I just don’t have a water system yet. I found good advice for that and have to order the soaker tubing on line. Not for the lavender she showed in the last video. I love the huge batch of begonias under the tree. They are easy to start too!
Holy sandy soil for the Perfect Profusion! Hurray for tough salvia 😅. Obviously it will be fine (you are an expert). Hopefully I can find these varieties in Ontario. Now thinking of switching jobs to growing a cut flower business/nursery like some of the Mennonite/Amish do……💡 Big thanks from the Bruce Peninsula 🌸🐝🌻🦋.
Would Salvias pair well with Lavender? I have a 4 foot long by 18" wide and high very heavy cement pot and was planning on planting a Salvia in the middle with two Lavender plants on each side. I also have a tall planter close by with a butterfly bush with a combo of white, blue, and purple flowers that also attracts pollinators. BTW, what a beautiful space you've created. I can only imagine what a privilege it must be to be engulfed by it. One with nature, for sure. Thanks.
Kevin, please realize you are on the Proven Winners TH-cam page, not that of our Laura/Garden Answer. If you have a plant question we are happy to answer it, but do not see one from you recently?
You covered an important point as to drought tolerant. Saying moisture level should be adequate. Also trimming in spring. It would be nice to say what and how protect in winter say 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
Slugs. Watch out for milky slugs. They love salvia. Powdery mildew. Avoid overhead watering unless you have Impeccable air flow to dry the foliage out. Most years my salvia will put out a spectacular show of electric blue flowers all summer. Other years it's a wet cold spring and a struggle to pick out and bait for slugs early on. And once the powdery mildew gets a toe hold- you'll never get it out and have a nice bloom show so you might as well cut them to the ground and hope for next year. That usually works.
I have dug 2 new flower beds and I have a 3-tiered garden as well and I put Salvia in all of those spots including many other new plants I've learned about from you two and some that I have loved for many years! It is looking so beautiful!! I'm using Espoma products, too. :) Thank you for all the information you share with us! I've gardened for years in the past but I'm just starting all over again.
Most everyone can have success with salvia except for me 😥 but that's probably because my old garden was shaded 80% of the day so I'm going to try it in my new garden
I have salvias that I planted about 4/5 years ago and they quite large. They end up sort of separating out in the middle around June usually. We cut them back and they grow nicely back late summer. I’m wondering if we should cut the plant up and separate it so it doesn’t spread out and leave a barren hole in the center?
Gorgeous. New gardener over here... thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Your talent and skills are inspiring. How do you keep salvia from spreading out or falling down? Mine always looks terrible mid season. Does spacing have something to do with that or cutting them back? Seems like they’re so top heavy.
Sorry for the delayed response, they would benefit from a shearing back at this point. If they do not have enough sun they will not bloom as prolifically and they might spread out like this too. If you cut them back about ½, they will likely have re-bloom as well. Thank you and have a great week!
Laura , You could convince me to buy , plant and transplant MUD 💞 I enjoy your videos so much and especially those Perrenials that are Sure To Grow ! May I ask , I would like to send some pictures your way in hopes you can help identify my hydrangea bushes . I'm not sure they are what I purchased . Still waiting for the 6 QUIK FIRE HYDRANGEAS TO BLOOM. 1 of the 2 Limelight hydrangeas is small and looks exactly like a Quik Fire Hydrangea now ( 8-10-22) with white blooms and pink arising from the bottom that's bright and beautiful ! It's smaller & lovely next to the bigger limelight which overwhelms it . These 2 are on the East side of my home . The 6 QUIK FIRE Hydrangeas on the South side of my home in my " Cottage garden " get full sun , are mulched well , consistantly checked for moisture and manually watered . Alkylotic soil. All green full, lush and varied blooms of a type of lace cap of white, at a distance their color appear tans with pink coming underneath now . Nothing like the one on the East side . The BOBO hydrangeas on the West side are exactly as they are supposed to be . They bloomed first ! and have stayed big , consistent all summer long in the very hot west side , same soil, moisture consistency etc. They are darling 🌟 I think my end of season discounted hydrangeas were mislabeled I fear . The Quickfire hydrangeas were to be the first to bloom and I'm still waiting ... Aug.10, 2022 . If I sent pictures , could you identify these for me even though only 2 of 6 have blooms . I cut them back in the spring only the dead , hollowed branches . I left nothing to chance . I planted them with the same products you do and fertilized the same also . Any ideas ? Hopes ? Dreams? Good ? Bad ? Ugly ? Prayers I need to know about ? I can't have a budget cut . No $ to spare . I'm still pulling weeds 😉. Pulling my hair trying to figure out what these are (?) These are : My anchor plants for my " Cottage Garden " I started last year 🤔😀😁😁😂🤣😄😃😅😉😉😉😉 Giggle Giggle ...HA HA HA ❗ I'm using cardboard , grass clippings since I ran out of the excellent mulch I had . The weeding is a Process I cannot keep up with and digging up all these tree roots but I have so much faith in my FISKARS POINTY SHOVEL AND PITCH FORK . I'm determined to show you what a good hand tool can do ( you show me up every moment - every hour - every day Lady 🌟 ) You just Shine 🌟 Aaron Shines right beside you 🌟 . God Bless You Both for Blessing Us Every Day 🕯. P.S. Beautiful Lavendar Wreath Demo . Tell your Macho Mom I think her wreath is awesome . It would look great on my future gate to my future cottage garden hanging above the Perfect Perfusion Sage for which this tale began ...🤗
Philis, please realize that this is the Proven Winners TH-cam page, not Laura's. But if you use this link to write to us about your hydrangeas, and please send pictures if you can, we will be sure to respond the best we can,www.provenwinners.com/feedback
My fav YT gardening channel🥰. I love salvias & have them planted everywhere in my N Central coastal CA garden, even in pots. Hummers, bees, butterflies, & especially humans ❤ all the different profusion of colors & heights. Looking forward to seeing the new varieties in the garden centers between here & San Jose.
I planted a small Salvia in my garden bed, but it died very fast. In retrospect, I'll try it again. This time I"ll place them in a pot to let them get big first. Seems like I need to plant bigger, stronger plants in the my landscape and weather.
Your dirt quality is gorgeous. The salvias too. I love salvia. I moved into an 8 year old house afew years ago that has poor compacted soil in All the beds. Some are very shallow before you start reaching bad soil mixed with rock. Anytime I dig for new plants or changing plant position I'm afraid I've stirred up a new spot to have horsetail pop through in certain areas. I can't till it or I'll get it cropping up even more. Some areas I'm having a hard time just keeping it under control. Any tips or videos to amend the soil without bring a mass horsetail army? I've heard horsetail likes bad soil which I'm sure is somehow the problem.
Most of mine died in central texas. They were beautiful in spring, but once the high humidity and 100 degree weather kicked in they started turning black. I watered every other day as i was concerned about the heat but in hindsight i think it had a steaming effect on it.
Texas is hard on plants, we admit that! We often recommend that Texans try to give the plants some afternoon shade if possible, that does take a bit of the strain off of them. Thank you for sharing.
Well, first of all, you are cute as a button! I am 62 years old and really had no interest in gardening until about 30 years ago. I am in PA, zone 6, like you, and have 3 gorgeous salvia plants. We had a wicked rain/wind storm two nights ago and they are all drooping. They still have their beautiful blue/purple spikes, but I was wondering if they will start standing again on their own, should I support them with stakes or leave them alone? Thank you for your help!
I can never find Salvia ( let alone any plant you showcase) as lush and as vibrant as yours. I go to the Nursery or big box store and they are thin and/or tiny. How can I find plants like yours?
You will not often find plants as mature and in flower like what Laura shows in her videos. Once we ship the plants she grows them on in her greenhouse so they do look good at the time of planting, otherwise people are not able to visualize the appearance of the plant.
I'm in zone 9b too, and I've definitely seen Salvia in the local nurseries. Like she said, there's tons of varieties, so there's some that are for our zone too. It may not be the exact varieties she uses, but they'll still be Salvia and still be beautiful 👍
Hi crystalh733 I have had great success with Veronica Speedwell plants in 9b. I’m not sure if they are part of the salvia family 🤔It looks very similar to all the other salvia plants. I love it, and I’m never let down by it. Another choice in my 9b garden for an awesome, all summer long color show are the canna lilies! There are so many varieties and colors. With a little bit of research at a garden nursery, you should be able to find lots of beautiful plants for our zone👍
@@lolaneils2823 Hi there I live in zone 9b. I just purchased several salvias today at Green Acres nursery. They have so many. Good luck with your planting 😊
Are these salvia varieties invasive or non invasive, i have one blue color but keeping in a pot. Should i plant it in the ground which i will love to, thanks.
I really enjoy your videos, but one thing I wish you would show is how a plant looks through all of the different seasons, which would really help me in deciding if I want to plant something and where to plant it. I want to know how that plant will look throughout the year.
Thank you for the suggestion, we are working on this exact situation, so please watch for upcoming videos that do show you the change across the months the annual is planted.
I have blue hills salvia & it comes back reliably each year, it looks great at the beginning of the season, but then they sprawl all over. I cut back the spent blooms but it reblooms only randomly and very small. The leaves get kind of curly & dry looking.
That isn't a dumb question, and yes, you can leave the roots alone and plant, all will be fine. This is truly a preference on the gardeners part, and either way the plant will grow beautifully in your garden.
Thank you for this info. I live in the southern Andes mountains of Ecuador and have the blue indigo color..but I think the sun may be too strong as my plant dries out often. I moved it to a shadier spot..any suggestions? It's in a pot and I have fertilized it. Gracias.
Oh my so beauteous I love the first ones you planted and the second one's just look absolutely gorgeous there. I will be trying them in my garden. Can you tell me what the bio tone is that you use please? Thank you so much😜🌺🌻🐞🐝
First I want to thank you for all your great videos. They are very informative. Especially for the newbie gardener. My question I have is if there is any difference between the Color Spires line and the Profusion Line for the Salvia?
I just saw a PW video where they answered your question. The Profusion line are exclusively Salvia nemerosa varieties that have lots of spires of smaller flowers, and can be sheared back for rebloom up to 3 x a season. The color spire series are mostly hybrids with another Salvia species that gives the plant fewer spires but larger flowers. They can rebloom but not as reliably or as often as the Profusion salvias.
I live in Sacramento, California. At my residence area. We have clay soils. So draining are the main issue here. I want to plant sun/shade flowers my front yard. Some of the area on front not full sun. Are there any flowers I can plant for this condition? Thank you
Not sure of your question Joy, but yes, our perennial salvia are available online, here is a link to what is in stock currently, www.provenwinners.com/plants/search?keywords=salvia&hardiness_zone=All&duration=Perennial&flower-color=All&light_requirement=All&available_online=1
I’m so excited to add these to my garden! What size were your containers-1 gallon? I can’t find these anywhere except the PW website for $18 for a quart. Is ideal planting time in spring? Maybe that’s why?
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Only thing that attacks mine are a billion bumble bees and beautiful butterflies... I am so in love with this plant!
I love the way Laura explains things!
“She is a gardener I admire, and I trust you’ll find her vast knowledge delightful.”
Now I know how old this video is! lol. No auger! You must be so much happier/pain-free now! We're all on board. Thanks for giving us this info!
I love the salvia family
the Ingiglo Girl Salvia is beautiful
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You never fail to amaze me. Wish I had your knowledge when I was younger! I always enjoy my coffee in the mornings with you! You inspire!
Love watching Laura. She is so inspiring.
I have seeded this flower in my garden this year! Wish me luck!☘️☘️
I'm a Salvia fanatic. Salvia Clevelandii and Salvia Spathacea are my favorites. Salvia Gregii 'Sierra De San Antonio" is another beauty,
Watch out for the mountain lion sneaking behind you towards the end!
I am loving my salvia SO much, it just doesn't stop flowering for months on end ...look how little those chickens are back then ...too cute 🐥🐥
Salvia is always a success and they spread so they can be divided. I divided a salvia last year and intend to divide it some more this year!
I just bought a 6 pack. I just one baby going to turn into one of those big bushes? Or are those multiple together?
Mine are neither growing nor blooming ever since I deadheaded them from the flowers that I bought them with. Just surviving that's all. They are in my west facing front flower bed receiving direct sunlight from noon. Any thoughts on how I can revive them?
I haven't seen the light blue ones. Would luv to get some. I have lots of the purple and pink in every bed. I luv them.
I like your information and very quick to the point and what I need to know
I love watching your videos. I'm starting to garden because of you.
OH! I just got some salvia rescue plants from the clearance section at my local garden center - they were 50 cents each so I bought 4. Since I repotted them and gave them some tlc they have thrived and have bloomed a beautiful orange/red color! Thanks for the info about these!
I bought six at fifteen dollars a piece. -_- I can't help but laugh at myself right now.
Gorgeous..i love love the light color salvia...thank you for such beautiful video n instructions..i watched yr video daily🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰
I love watching your videos, I can't wait after work to sit down and learn from you. Thanks 😊
wow!!! youre garden is amazing!
You have such a beautiful garden!
A great video. Its great that you are able to share your thought process while planting it really helps.
I love Silvia because best alternative of lavenders I planted them 1silvia and 1 day lilies it looks owsome
The perennial salvia sounds like just what I need. I'm not a new gardener but I still have plenty of room for improvement. The videos help me so much. Thank you.
I have 3 Salvias Amistad In our retainer wall planters and they doing fantastic. Zone9b California. 2 red and 5 Lavender color. 3 Hot Lips Salvias. Hummingbird,Monarch butterflies and bumblebees love them. They are amazing plants easy maintenance.
So glad to hear this, thanks for watching!
well made video...thank you for getting strait to the point and presenting the info in an easy to understand way...
Thank you for sharing.
I will become
The constant (salvia) gardener.
I’m going to germinate these this year! I hope I have luck! Thank you ! Laura
Have salvia with my strawberry raised bed....GORG and came back after winter in TN
We smoking dat salvia pack
You know why you’re watching this video. Stay safe out there...
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Ya, true. I have become addicted to planning a better garden I just don’t have a water system yet. I found good advice for that and have to order the soaker tubing on line. Not for the lavender she showed in the last video. I love the huge batch of begonias under the tree. They are easy to start too!
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Smoke that shit
@@stowesuz he's talking about the other Salvia I believe
Holy sandy soil for the Perfect Profusion! Hurray for tough salvia 😅. Obviously it will be fine (you are an expert). Hopefully I can find these varieties in Ontario. Now thinking of switching jobs to growing a cut flower business/nursery like some of the Mennonite/Amish do……💡 Big thanks from the Bruce Peninsula 🌸🐝🌻🦋.
Can't wait!
Would Salvias pair well with Lavender? I have a 4 foot long by 18" wide and high very heavy cement pot and was planning on planting a Salvia in the middle with two Lavender plants on each side. I also have a tall planter close by with a butterfly bush with a combo of white, blue, and purple flowers that also attracts pollinators.
BTW, what a beautiful space you've created. I can only imagine what a privilege it must be to be engulfed by it. One with nature, for sure. Thanks.
Royal bumble is a beaut 👌
Kevin, please realize you are on the Proven Winners TH-cam page, not that of our Laura/Garden Answer. If you have a plant question we are happy to answer it, but do not see one from you recently?
love your channel, thanks for sharing ^^
Beautiful
You covered an important point as to drought tolerant. Saying moisture level should be adequate. Also trimming in spring. It would be nice to say what and how protect in winter say 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
Great video. I have a few salvia, but now I want more.
Slugs. Watch out for milky slugs. They love salvia. Powdery mildew. Avoid overhead watering unless you have Impeccable air flow to dry the foliage out. Most years my salvia will put out a spectacular show of electric blue flowers all summer. Other years it's a wet cold spring and a struggle to pick out and bait for slugs early on. And once the powdery mildew gets a toe hold- you'll never get it out and have a nice bloom show so you might as well cut them to the ground and hope for next year. That usually works.
Those must be the second most happiest chickens on the planet... next to the free roaming chickens on Maui.
I have dug 2 new flower beds and I have a 3-tiered garden as well and I put Salvia in all of those spots including many other new plants I've learned about from you two and some that I have loved for many years! It is looking so beautiful!! I'm using Espoma products, too. :) Thank you for all the information you share with us! I've gardened for years in the past but I'm just starting all over again.
I love salvias, annuals and perennials ❤️ ❤️❤️
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Thank you
Beautiful. And the Salvia isn’t bad lookin’ either. 😍
Awesome thanks
Welcome 😊
Very good.
Most everyone can have success with salvia except for me 😥 but that's probably because my old garden was shaded 80% of the day so I'm going to try it in my new garden
I have salvias that I planted about 4/5 years ago and they quite large. They end up sort of separating out in the middle around June usually. We cut them back and they grow nicely back late summer. I’m wondering if we should cut the plant up and separate it so it doesn’t spread out and leave a barren hole in the center?
I was wondering the same thing
My salvia is just 3 weeks old I'm so excited to see it bloom
Please can you do a video on how to deadhead & prune the different kinds of salvias :)
I just planted some near an azalea. Beautiful!
You got new chicks!
Gorgeous. New gardener over here... thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Your talent and skills are inspiring. How do you keep salvia from spreading out or falling down? Mine always looks terrible mid season. Does spacing have something to do with that or cutting them back? Seems like they’re so top heavy.
Sorry for the delayed response, they would benefit from a shearing back at this point. If they do not have enough sun they will not bloom as prolifically and they might spread out like this too.
If you cut them back about ½, they will likely have re-bloom as well.
Thank you and have a great week!
This is one bubbly machine elf
Laura ,
You could convince me to buy , plant and transplant MUD 💞
I enjoy your videos so much and especially those Perrenials that are Sure To Grow !
May I ask , I would like to send some pictures your way in hopes you can help identify my hydrangea bushes .
I'm not sure they are what I purchased . Still waiting for the 6 QUIK FIRE HYDRANGEAS TO BLOOM.
1 of the 2 Limelight hydrangeas is small and looks exactly like a Quik Fire Hydrangea now ( 8-10-22)
with white blooms and pink arising from the bottom that's bright and beautiful !
It's smaller & lovely next to the bigger limelight which overwhelms it . These 2 are on the East side of my home .
The 6 QUIK FIRE Hydrangeas on the South side of my home in my
" Cottage garden " get full sun , are mulched well , consistantly checked for moisture and manually watered . Alkylotic soil.
All green full, lush and varied blooms of a type of lace cap of white, at a distance their color appear tans with pink coming underneath now . Nothing like the one on the East side .
The BOBO hydrangeas on the West side are exactly as they are supposed to be . They bloomed first ! and have stayed big , consistent all summer long in the very hot west side , same soil, moisture consistency etc. They are darling 🌟
I think my end of season discounted hydrangeas were mislabeled I fear . The Quickfire hydrangeas were to be the first to bloom and I'm still waiting ... Aug.10, 2022 . If I sent pictures , could you identify these for me even though only 2 of 6 have blooms . I cut them back in the spring only the dead , hollowed branches . I left nothing to chance . I planted them with the same products you do and fertilized the same also .
Any ideas ? Hopes ? Dreams? Good ? Bad ? Ugly ? Prayers I need to know about ? I can't have a budget cut . No $ to spare .
I'm still pulling weeds 😉.
Pulling my hair trying to figure out what these are (?)
These are :
My anchor plants for my
" Cottage Garden " I started last year 🤔😀😁😁😂🤣😄😃😅😉😉😉😉 Giggle Giggle ...HA HA HA ❗
I'm using cardboard , grass clippings since I ran out of the excellent mulch I had . The weeding is a Process I cannot keep up with and digging up all these tree roots but I have so much faith in my FISKARS POINTY SHOVEL AND PITCH FORK . I'm determined to show you what a good hand tool can do ( you show me up every moment - every hour - every day Lady 🌟 )
You just Shine 🌟
Aaron Shines right beside
you 🌟 .
God Bless You Both for Blessing Us Every Day 🕯.
P.S. Beautiful Lavendar Wreath Demo . Tell your Macho Mom I think her wreath is awesome . It would look great on my future gate to my future cottage garden hanging above the
Perfect Perfusion Sage for which this tale began ...🤗
Philis, please realize that this is the Proven Winners TH-cam page, not Laura's. But if you use this link to write to us about your hydrangeas, and please send pictures if you can, we will be sure to respond the best we can,www.provenwinners.com/feedback
My fav YT gardening channel🥰.
I love salvias & have them planted everywhere in my N Central coastal CA garden, even in pots. Hummers, bees, butterflies, & especially humans ❤ all the different profusion of colors & heights. Looking forward to seeing the new varieties in the garden centers between here & San Jose.
Thanks for sharing!!
I planted a small Salvia in my garden bed, but it died very fast. In retrospect, I'll try it again. This time I"ll place them in a pot to let them get big first. Seems like I need to plant bigger, stronger plants in the my landscape and weather.
Your dirt quality is gorgeous. The salvias too. I love salvia. I moved into an 8 year old house afew years ago that has poor compacted soil in All the beds. Some are very shallow before you start reaching bad soil mixed with rock. Anytime I dig for new plants or changing plant position I'm afraid I've stirred up a new spot to have horsetail pop through in certain areas. I can't till it or I'll get it cropping up even more. Some areas I'm having a hard time just keeping it under control. Any tips or videos to amend the soil without bring a mass horsetail army? I've heard horsetail likes bad soil which I'm sure is somehow the problem.
Ain't this the plant that makes u hallucinate
Most of mine died in central texas. They were beautiful in spring, but once the high humidity and 100 degree weather kicked in they started turning black. I watered every other day as i was concerned about the heat but in hindsight i think it had a steaming effect on it.
Texas is hard on plants, we admit that! We often recommend that Texans try to give the plants some afternoon shade if possible, that does take a bit of the strain off of them. Thank you for sharing.
Well, first of all, you are cute as a button! I am 62 years old and really had no interest in gardening until about 30 years ago. I am in PA, zone 6, like you, and have 3 gorgeous salvia plants. We had a wicked rain/wind storm two nights ago and they are all drooping. They still have their beautiful blue/purple spikes, but I was wondering if they will start standing again on their own, should I support them with stakes or leave them alone? Thank you for your help!
Give them a little help now, and see if they recover from there.
Resistant to deer and rabbits... I wonder why... 😆
I can never find Salvia ( let alone any plant you showcase) as lush and as vibrant as yours. I go to the Nursery or big box store and they are thin and/or tiny. How can I find plants like yours?
You will not often find plants as mature and in flower like what Laura shows in her videos. Once we ship the plants she grows them on in her greenhouse so they do look good at the time of planting, otherwise people are not able to visualize the appearance of the plant.
I was so close to getting me one on Friday. It smelled so good. But I have so many plants... I love the color.
Everything is zone 3-8 😢 I'm in zone 9b and keep falling in love with things that I can't grow.
summer is way too hot..
We have salvia down here (Orlando zone 9) that grows just great; your local garden center usually stocks the varieties that work in your area.
I'm in zone 9b too, and I've definitely seen Salvia in the local nurseries. Like she said, there's tons of varieties, so there's some that are for our zone too. It may not be the exact varieties she uses, but they'll still be Salvia and still be beautiful 👍
Hi crystalh733
I have had great success with Veronica Speedwell plants in 9b.
I’m not sure if they are part of the salvia family 🤔It looks very similar to all the other salvia plants. I love it, and I’m never let down by it.
Another choice in my 9b garden for an awesome, all summer long color show are the canna lilies! There are so many varieties and colors.
With a little bit of research at a garden nursery, you should be able to find lots of beautiful plants for our zone👍
@@lolaneils2823
Hi there
I live in zone 9b. I just purchased several salvias today at Green Acres nursery. They have so many. Good luck with your planting 😊
Just bought Meadow Sage..never planted salvia…will Meadoe Sage style be good.
Luv your videos
We are not familiar with this type of salvia but we bet it will be beautiful!
Ever hear of Salvia divinorum?
There can you get it?
@Epoch plus5 Found the one who's actually done Salvia, lmao. It really is, so uncomfortable and unpleasant beyond words...
Randy Brooks dude it feels more slumped Dan heroin and it also feels like it’s the end of the world lol
I dug theme out thinking annual
Are these salvia varieties invasive or non invasive, i have one blue color but keeping in a pot. Should i plant it in the ground which i will love to, thanks.
Our varieties of perennial salvia are NOT invasive, but please know we are not aware of what other perennial salvias do. Thank you for asking!
Wow, I've never seen anything like that. It was really interesting.
SurvivalAustria
I really enjoy your videos, but one thing I wish you would show is how a plant looks through all of the different seasons, which would really help me in deciding if I want to plant something and where to plant it. I want to know how that plant will look throughout the year.
Thank you for the suggestion, we are working on this exact situation, so please watch for upcoming videos that do show you the change across the months the annual is planted.
Are saliva the same thing as humming bird sage? Or at least closely related?
I have blue hills salvia & it comes back reliably each year, it looks great at the beginning of the season, but then they sprawl all over. I cut back the spent blooms but it reblooms only randomly and very small. The leaves get kind of curly & dry looking.
Question the salvia have thorns ??
maybe dumb question, but you can just leave the salvia as is from the bucket and don't have to break up the root bundle?
That isn't a dumb question, and yes, you can leave the roots alone and plant, all will be fine. This is truly a preference on the gardeners part, and either way the plant will grow beautifully in your garden.
Thank you for this info. I live in the southern Andes mountains of Ecuador and have the blue indigo color..but I think the sun may be too strong as my plant dries out often. I moved it to a shadier spot..any suggestions? It's in a pot and I have fertilized it. Gracias.
There's a better salvia to grow imo; n it's a real wonder plant too! That salvia divinorum.
Nice salvias nonetheless!
Can you plant these salvias in a container and just let them grow?
Ugh ohh. I just cut them down to 3 inches tall in July. I hope it doesn’t die.
How do you get Salvia to bulk up and have those long bloom stalks
That comes with the maturity of the plant, and the right amount of sun and nutrients the plant requires. Thanks for watching!
Thank You! I just planted the Salvia that I ordered on the web. Only roots, so I don't know if I can expect anything from them this year, or not?
You might get a little bit of color, and more and more each year until the perennials are mature.
Was that a lion that passed 😄
Oh my so beauteous I love the first ones you planted and the second one's just look absolutely gorgeous there. I will be trying them in my garden. Can you tell me what the bio tone is that you use please?
Thank you so much😜🌺🌻🐞🐝
It is a plant starter formula developed by Espoma.
@@ProvenWinnersTH-cam Thank you
What is the ground cover under your Redbud?
I love salvia but the one I have is so invasive. Maybe I’m not cutting the stems down early enough.
First I want to thank you for all your great videos. They are very informative. Especially for the newbie gardener. My question I have is if there is any difference between the Color Spires line and the Profusion Line for the Salvia?
I just saw a PW video where they answered your question. The Profusion line are exclusively Salvia nemerosa varieties that have lots of spires of smaller flowers, and can be sheared back for rebloom up to 3 x a season. The color spire series are mostly hybrids with another Salvia species that gives the plant fewer spires but larger flowers. They can rebloom but not as reliably or as often as the Profusion salvias.
Can you over winter annual salvia in a zone 6. Pittsburgh, PA???
We always say it is worth a try, the lack of bright sun and humidity is what seems to make this a tough task, but keep us posted please!
I live in Sacramento, California. At my residence area. We have clay soils. So draining are the main issue here. I want to plant sun/shade flowers my front yard. Some of the area on front not full sun. Are there any flowers I can plant for this condition? Thank you
You on dat salvia, son
Eat one 😂
Just bought some for May 2022. First time gardening. Lots of work planting them in hard soil. :(
It is, amend the soil a bit to help loosen it so the roots have more room to grow.
Is this house big the plants are at proven winner??? I’m about to order some.
Not sure of your question Joy, but yes, our perennial salvia are available online, here is a link to what is in stock currently, www.provenwinners.com/plants/search?keywords=salvia&hardiness_zone=All&duration=Perennial&flower-color=All&light_requirement=All&available_online=1
@@ProvenWinnersTH-cam are you shipping to zone 8 right now?
How do you keep them blooming like that?
Be sure to cut back after flowering to promote a rebloom, thanks for watching!
I’m so excited to add these to my garden! What size were your containers-1 gallon? I can’t find these anywhere except the PW website for $18 for a quart. Is ideal planting time in spring? Maybe that’s why?
Mine grow well but always droop and dont stand up straight... any tips?
Question, are the purple gigantic the potent type like divanorum?
Is there an update video of these beauties
Does Proven Winners ship seeds outside of the US?
We do not grow our plants from seed, they are grown from small pieces of plant material. And no, we are not licensed to ship outside of the US.
is it common to also use these for tea?