Quick Facts:
Evolution Violet Salvia transforms gardens with vibrant, deep violet-purple spikes that tower over compact, well-branched plants, blooming from early summer to frost. This standout Salvia farinacea, a 2006 All-America Selections and Fleuroselect winner, offers richer color, better branching, and exceptional weather tolerance—thriving through heat, drought, and humidity. Perfect for beds, borders, or containers, its long-lasting 6-10 inch flower spikes attract pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds while requiring minimal care.
Salvia Growing Guide
Outdoor Sowing (Directly in the Garden)
Indoor Sowing (Starting Seeds Indoors)
General Care Tips for Salvia