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Salvia nemorosa Schneehügel
Salvia nemorosa Schneehügel
A hardy perennial for full sun and well-drained soil, Salvia nemorosa Schneehügel reaches around 90cm with flowers from June to October. A reliable choice for pollinator-friendly gardens.
Sun
☀️ Full Sun
Water
💧 Low (Well-drained)
Hardiness
🌡️ H4 (Half Hardy)
Size
📏 90cm tall × 60cm wide
Flowers
🌸 jun,jul,aug,sep,oct
Wildlife
🐝 Pollinator-friendly
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Plant Information
About this plant
A hardy perennial for full sun and well-drained soil, Salvia nemorosa Schneehügel reaches around 90cm with flowers from June to October. A reliable choice for pollinator-friendly gardens.
Latin Name
Salvia nemorosa Schneehügel
Family
Hardiness Zone
H4
Care Level
moderate
Sun Exposure
full-sun
Water Needs
low
Flowering Season
jun,jul,aug,sep,oct
Mature Height
90cm
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