Also known as: Balkan clary 'Rose Marvel', Woodland sage 'Rose Marvel'
Perennial salvia 'Rose Marvel' boasts vibrant pink flowers atop sturdy, upright stems, creating a striking visual display. Its dense spikes emerge from a lush clump of gray-green foliage, perfectly adapted to thrive in full sun or partial shade. This hardy perennial demonstrates resilience across various climates, attracting pollinators while resisting deer, a testament to its vigorous growth and survival in an ecosystem.
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Herb
Plant Type
Late spring, Summer, Fall
Bloom Time
30 cm
Plant Height
30 cm
Spread
Green, Blue, Gray, Silver
Leaf Color
Pink, Purple
Flower Color
Green, Gray, Silver, Purple, Pink
Stem Color
Winter dormancy
Dormancy
Deciduous
Leaf type
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Care Guide
Common Diseases
Care Guide for Perennial salvia 'Rose Marvel'
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Garden Soil
Soil Type
Water:
Perennial salvia 'Rose Marvel' thrives in variable moisture conditions with a preference for moderate hydration, requiring weekly watering. Its resilience to short droughts allows it to flourish outdoors, particularly during the growing season, benefiting from seasonal rainfall for vibrant flowering.
Fertilize:
Perennial salvia 'Rose Marvel' thrives in rich or clay soils without fertilizer. In poor soil, incorporate a small amount of compost. Adding slow-release fertilizer at planting is beneficial but should be done sparingly to prevent excessive growth and stem flop.
Pruning:
Perennial salvia 'Rose Marvel' benefits from regular pruning, including cutting back stems in early spring and deadheading in late spring to encourage growth and prolong blooms. Correct timing supports robust development, enhances air circulation, reduces disease risk, and promotes a fuller shape for a vibrant garden presence.
Propagation:
Perennial salvia 'Rose Marvel' is best propagated through division. Carefully divide the rootball, ensuring sufficient roots for each section. Use a sharp, sterilized blade and replant at the same depth as the parent plant. Adequate watering post-division aids in recovery and establishment.
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