Salvia nemorosa plumosa

Salvia nemorosa plumosa pot 14 cm,

Salvia nemorosa plumosa pot 14 cm, is a variety of ornamental sage known for its long stems covered with blue-violet flowers that resemble a "feather."

Salvia nemorosa 'Plumosa' usually reaches a height of around 30-45 centimetres.

The leaves are gray green, narrow, lanceolate and cover the base of the plant. However, it is mainly the flowers that make this variety particularly attractive.

The flowers of 'Plumosa' are arranged along tall, thin stems. Each stem is crowned with a plume of small tubular blue-violet flowers. These floral plumes are densely distributed and resemble "feathers," hence the name "Plumosa."

Flowering of this variety of sage generally occurs in spring and may continue to bloom throughout much of the summer, depending on local weather conditions.

The flowers attract pollinating insects, such as bees and butterflies.

Salvia nemorosa 'Plumosa' is hardy and easy to grow. Prefers well-drained soil and a sunny position.

It is a perennial plant and can flower again in subsequent years if properly cared for.

It requires regular pruning to remove faded flowers and stimulate new flowering.

'Plumosa' is mainly grown for ornamental purposes due to its attractive flowering and compact shape.

It is a popular choice for perennial flower gardens, borders and flower beds due to its unique appearance and attractiveness to pollinating insects.

It can also be used in cut flower arrangements.