10 Pcs Salvia Spathacea Seeds Hummingbird Sage Perennial And Low Maintenance Fragrant, Deer And Drought Resistant Attracts Pollinators Perfect for Beds, Borders And Outdoor Gardens

Salvia spathacea, commonly known as Hummingbird Sage, is a beloved perennial known for its fragrant foliage, vibrant tubular blooms, and exceptional ability to attract hummingbirds and pollinators. These high-quality seeds are ideal for gardeners looking for a hardy, low-maintenance plant that performs reliably in a variety of outdoor settings.

This drought-resistant and deer-resistant native perennial thrives in sunny or lightly shaded gardens, making it a top choice among gardeners searching for hummingbird sage seeds, pollinator-friendly perennials, and drought-tolerant garden plants.

Hummingbird Sage spreads gently by rhizomes, forming lush clusters that bring long-lasting color and fragrance to landscapes, borders, and garden beds.

Features

• Premium Salvia spathacea (Hummingbird Sage) seeds

• Produces vibrant tubular blooms that attract hummingbirds and pollinators

• Fragrant foliage with aromatic essential oils

• Low maintenance and easy to grow

• Drought-resistant and deer-resistant once established

• Perennial plant ideal for outdoor gardens

• Excellent for naturalized areas, beds, borders, and pollinator zones

• Non-GMO seed stock

Specifications

Botanical Name: Salvia spathacea
Common Name: Hummingbird Sage
Plant Type: Perennial
Seed Type: Non-GMO
Bloom Color: Pink to reddish-magenta
Growth Habit: Upright to spreading, rhizomatous
Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 7–10
Soil Preference: Well-drained sandy, loamy, or rocky soil
Watering: Low water needs; drought-tolerant
Plant Height: 2–3 ft tall
Spread: 2–3 ft wide
Germination Time: 14–28 days
Bloom Season: Spring through early summer
Planting Season: Spring or fall (best results in mild climates)
Sowing Method:

• Sow seeds 1/4 inch deep

• Keep soil moderately moist until seedlings establish

• Provide sun exposure for vigorous growth
  Spacing: 18–24 inches apart
  Maintenance: Very low; prune lightly after blooming
  Best Uses: Garden beds, borders, pollinator gardens, wildflower areas, drought-tolerant landscapes