Salvia greggii: The Complete Varieties and UK Growing Guide
salvia greggii UK — full guide from Middleton Nurseries, growing salvias since 1975.
Salvia discolor: The Black and Silver Salvia UK Growing Guide
salvia discolor UK — full guide from Middleton Nurseries, growing salvias since 1975.
Salvias for Cottage Gardens: Planting Ideas and Combinations for UK Gardens
salvias for cottage gardens UK — full guide from Middleton Nurseries, growing salvias since 1975.
Salvia ‘Nachtvlinder’: The Hardy Near-Black Salvia Growing Guide
Salvia Nachtvlinder UK — full guide from Middleton Nurseries, growing salvias since 1975.
Unusual Colour Salvias: Yellow, Orange, Cream, Peach and Near-Black for UK Gardens
unusual colour salvias UK — full guide from Middleton Nurseries, growing salvias since 1975.
Salvia involucrata: The Roseleaf Sage UK Growing Guide
salvia involucrata UK — full guide from Middleton Nurseries, growing salvias since 1975.
Salvia greggii ‘Lemon Light’: Growing Guide for UK Gardens
salvia greggii Lemon Light UK — full guide from Middleton Nurseries, growing salvias since 1975.
Salvia ‘Amistad’ UK: Growing Guide and Care Advice
Salvia Amistad UK is one of the most spectacular salvias you can grow — large rich purple flowers on vigorous plants reaching 120–150cm, flowering from late May to October. Despite being widely sold as a hardy perennial, Salvia ‘Amistad’ is tender in most UK gardens and needs overwintering from cuttings or under cover to perform […]
Best Salvias for a Summer Border UK: Colour and Planting Guide
Salvias for a summer border UK provide colour from May right through to the first frosts — no other plant family matches that season length across a range of heights, colours and hardiness levels. Planning a salvias summer border UK starts with understanding which groups flower when and how to layer them for continuous display. […]
Salvia uliginosa UK: The Bog Sage Growing Guide
Salvia uliginosa UK is the outlier in the salvia world — almost everything about growing salvias emphasises free-draining soil, but uliginosa actually tolerates, and in some conditions prefers, consistently moist ground. This makes salvia uliginosa UK genuinely valuable for the significant number of UK gardeners with heavy, moisture-retentive clay soils where most salvias would struggle […]
