Salvia Unplugged Pink PP 34160 North Carolina Native Plants with each leaf edged in

with each leaf edged in creamy white

fertilization techniques

(syn: Pseudodracontium macrophyllum AGA-014) This amazing pseudodracontium (soon to become an amorphophallus) from Thailand was originally discovered by Florida plant explorer Mary Sizemore

central ivory pattern

Salvia Unplugged Pink PP 34160 North Carolina Native Plants with each leaf edged in(aka: Salvia WNSVUPPK) Salvia 'Unplugged Pink' is an amazing Brent Burns hybrid of Salvia guaranitica. It forms a tight clump to 3' tall x 3' wide and topped, starting for us in early June with 8" flower stalks of rosy pink flowers, held in superbly contrasting black red calyces. It flowers non stop all summer in our Zone 8a garden. This is truly an outstanding breakthrough in the genus salvia. Watch our Plant Spotlight video for more information.