Salvia farinacea Cirrus - Mealy Cup Sage

'Cirrus' Mealy Sage produces large spikes of white flowers on grey foliage. It can be grown in a pot, but it looks best when planted in groups among perennials in flower beds, adding a decorative touch. 

It complements well with purple colours such as Buenos Aires Verbena, invigorating plants like Russian Princess Lobelia, or single pink flowers such as Pink Mist Scabiosa. It requires a bright exposure to bloom properly and can withstand drought and heat quite well.

Although often grown as an annual, it can survive as a perennial in mild climates. 

Our plug plant young plants are professional products designed for experienced gardeners only. After receiving them, it's essential to repot them and store them under a sheltered area such as a veranda, greenhouse, or a cold frame. Ensure that the temperature is maintained above 14°C for a few weeks before finally planting them outdoors. This should only be done once the risk of frost has passed.