Fall Entertaining
The Profile
Black & Blue Salvia
Salvias are some of the most beautiful specimens to showcase in gardens as they offer lovely color, height & texture to outdoor spaces. Salvias are members of the sage family & the most decorative may be found in ranges of blue but many white varieties look just as striking. They range from annual plants to perennials depending on the variety. Black & Blue Salvia is an herbaceous perennial with an anise scent known to attract hummingbirds & butterflies that requires full sun in order to look its best. Once established, the average height can reach up to 6-feet tall. Plant groupings anywhere from 3 to 7 in order to achieve mass swipes of color. Black & Blue Salvia is easy to grow & perfect for beginners. Learn how to use & care for this southern garden must.
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How To Navigate Black & Blue Salvia
Savvy southerners know to have distinctive garden varieties planted around their outdoor space that can be used for a number of occasions. Creating arrangements from these staples are designed to be effortless & fast to prepare since entertaining involves many fine details as the event draws closer. Black & Blue Salvia offers distinctive charm to entertaining vignettes. Several blooms make an impact without a whole lot of effort.
The Technique
Black & Blue Salvia makes wonderful specimens to showcase in garden spaces as the spikes bloom from the summer months well into fall. They can get rather tall so cut them back several times for waves of hot color during their growing season. Black & Blue Salvias make a lovely container plant & they thrive well near fence posts. Water them regularly in hot weather to keep them looking their best. Black & Blue Salvia clippings make striking accents to yard arrangements as the blooms offer bold color & texture to them. Complimentary garden classics such as narrow leaf zinnia & butterfly bush make a beautiful impact when paired together in glass containers. Consider placing them on kitchen sills, near sink basins & on vanities.
The Tune
“Pennies From Heaven” Billie Holiday
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