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Salvia Heatwave ‘Glow’

Posted in Flowering Shrubs, Perennials, Plant Portfolio, Salvia Heatwave Collection

Glow produces mass displays of  apricot colored flowers.

Glows all summer long
  • Lovely soft apricot flowers that last all summer and well into autumn
  • Neat and compact free-flowering shrublet
  • Thrives in hot and sunny gardens
  • so easy to grow, very long bloom period, and very tolerant of dry hot conditions. The Heatwave  Salvia’s are a cross of microphylla x greggii, eliminating the variable range of habits and lack of garden hardiness associated with so many of the Salvia greggii forms in the market. The plants are very tight habit in appearance.

Suggested Uses: fast results for new gardens, lengthy color for mixed borders , specimen or flowering hedge, container displays,  and poolside landscaping. Pretty in cottage or wildflower style gardens. Ideal for attracting bird and bees to the garden,  for water wise gardening. Xeriscape gardening, Deer proof gardening! Ease of care for City and roadside landscape.

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Color: soft peach to apricot

Blooming season: spring, summer and fall

Mature size: H 60 cm x W 60cm

Zone 6-10

Inventor: Howard Bentley and Steve Eggelton of Australia

Care: Full sun to part shade. Will take dry and extreme heat. Bred to meet the Australian climate. Tolerates most soil types that are free draining. Once established requires only minimum watering and a single feed in Spring with a general purpose fertilizer.  Sometimes after a main flowering flush in climates in the southern hemisphere, trim the plant by half to encourage further flowering and density.

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