Salvia ‘April Night’

Color up your garden and patio a month earlier with Salvia ‘April Night’. Not only does it bloom a month earlier than the iconic Salvia ‘May Night’, but it also blooms on a plant that is denser with much stronger stems. Just because it blooms early, ‘April Night’ will not fade away as it continues to flash its deep blue flower spikes right into early June. Very sturdy stems hold a multitude of blue-purple flower spikes, with exceptional flower power from May to July. Ideal for borders or mass plantings. Attracts hummingbirds. Good cut flowers. Sturdy stems.

Optimal Growing Conditions

Hardiness Zone
Zones 5-8

Soil Moisture
Drought tolerant once established

Sun Needs
Full sun

Appearance and Characteristics

Category
Perennial

Flower Color
A multitude of blue-purple flower spikes

Foliage Color
Green shades

Blooming Time
May to July

Height
12-14 Inches

Spread
10-12 Inches

Plant Uses & Characteristics
Exceptional flower power
Great for borders or mass plantings
Attracts hummingbirds
Good cut flowers

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