Annuals · 2 varieties

Salvia

Rockin’® salvias

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Growing Rockin’® salvias

Upright, long-flowering salvias with tubular blooms and dark calyces. Use their height in pollinator beds or as the tall centerpiece of a large planter.

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At a glance

Light: Full sun to part sun (4+ hours)
Spread: 24–30 in.
Water: Moderate; regular watering for best growth
Hardiness: USDA 9–11; grown as an annual locally
Flowers: Late spring through fall frost

Growing & care

Planting: Plant outdoors after frost in well-drained soil.
Feeding: Regular feeding and watering support stronger flowering.
Deadheading: Not needed.
Pruning: Trim to control shape. After severe drought, cut back the upper third and resume watering to encourage recovery.

Resistance & tolerances

Deer: Generally resistant; not browse-proof.
Drought: Tolerant once established; severe drought may cause lower-leaf loss.
Heat: Tolerant.
Wet soil: Use well-drained soil; avoid standing water.

Garden uses & pollinators

Garden uses: Pollinator gardens, sunny borders and large containers.
Habit: Upright.
Pollinators: Bees, butterflies and hummingbirds.

Blue Suede Shoes

Light blue tubular flowers emerge from near-black calyces above a bushy mound of deep green foliage. This upright salvia adds height to containers and sunny borders while drawing hummingbirds, bees and butterflies throughout its long blooming season.

4.5"$5.99

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Fuchsia

Vivid fuchsia flowers contrast with dark calyces and deep green foliage. The upright habit makes a colorful centerpiece in large containers or a repeated accent through a border. Its nectar-rich tubular flowers are visited by hummingbirds, bees and butterflies.

4.5"$5.99

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Series references

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