Texas Salvia Live Plants, Set of 4, Fragrant Flowering Sage, 5–10 Inch Garden Starters, Sun Loving Perennial
Texas Salvia Live Plants, Set of 4, Fragrant Flowering Sage, 5–10 Inch Garden Starters, Sun Loving Perennial
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Texas Salvia Live Plants — Set of 4
Add fragrant foliage and seasonal color to your garden with this set of four live sage-type flowering plants. These young starters are listed at approximately 5–10 inches tall and are intended for garden planting in suitable outdoor conditions.
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
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Quantity: 4 live plants
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Listed name: Texas Salvia / Sage
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Approximate height: 5–10 inches
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Growth stage: Young starter plants
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Pot: May ship with or without a pot, depending on season
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Flowering: Color and bloom stage depend on the confirmed variety and growing conditions
GROWING AND CARE
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Light: A sunny outdoor location is generally suitable for many salvia varieties. Confirm the light needs of your specific plant.
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Water: Water after planting and while the roots establish. Avoid keeping the soil waterlogged.
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Soil: Use well-draining soil suited to the identified species.
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Planting: Prepare the planting location before arrival. If the plants ship without pots, unpack them promptly and protect their roots from drying out.
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Season: Spring planting may be suitable depending on your local climate and the plant’s growing requirements.
PLEASE NOTE
The seller lists the plants at approximately 5–10 inches tall. Natural variation in height, foliage, and fullness is normal. Plants may arrive with or without nursery pots depending on the season, so please confirm the shipping format before ordering.
The common names “Texas sage” and “salvia” can refer to different plants. Confirm the botanical name and cultivar before relying on a particular flower color, fragrance, mature size, hardiness range, or watering schedule. Flowering and color changes are not guaranteed at the time of arrival.
Live plants need suitable light, water, and acclimation after delivery. Their growth and flowering depend on climate, plant maturity, and ongoing care.
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