Salvia ‘April Night’

Add a splash of color to your garden and patio a month earlier with Salvia ‘April Night’. Blooming a full month ahead of the popular ‘May Night’, this variety features a denser habit and much sturdier stems. Despite its early start, ‘April Night’ doesn’t fizzle out. It will continu to dazzle with deep blue flower spikes through early June and into July. Its strong stems support a vibrant display of blue-purple blooms, making it perfect for borders or mass plantings. Plus, it attracts hummingbirds, makes excellent cut flowers, stands tall all season long and is drought tolerant once established.

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
Drought tolerant once established

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