Perennials

All perennials remain in the garden for at least three years, however, since most plants are not established the first year, data generally begins after the first winter. We compile information on:

1. time of first flower,
2. duration of flowering,
3. height,
4. and foliar health.

We also provide comments as the plants mature throughout the season. Accompanying these data is a photograph of the flower and plant habit. You can see our very top picks for each year under Classic City Awards.

Salvia canariensis ''Lancelot'' Common Name: A new entry for this year 'Lancelot' has lance-shaped silver leaves with big purple/pink flower spikes. I would imagine no insect damage will bother these plants as they have thick hairy leaves and stems. Not a lush flowering plant, but its novel-n [ More Info ]

Salvia greggi ''Cherry Lips'' Common Name: [ More Info ]

Salvia greggi ''Oriential Dove'' Common Name: [ More Info ]

Sisyrinchium idahoense var macounii ''Moody Blues'' Common Name: [ More Info ]