Every species and variety we hold, by botanical name — with the family, the growing conditions and the UK hardiness rating for each.
Salvia jamensis 'Nachtvlinder'Lamiaceae- Salvia jamensis 'Oriental Dove'LamiaceaeH4
Salvia jurisiciilavender sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia leucanthaMexican bush sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species- Salvia mexicana var. minorLamiaceaeH5
Salvia microphyllababy sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia microphylla 'Angel Wings'LamiaceaeH5- Salvia microphylla 'Belle de Loire'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips'Hot Lips SageLamiaceaeH5
- Salvia microphylla 'Papajan'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia microphylla 'Reve Rouge'LamiaceaeH5
Salvia microphylla var. neurepiababy sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia multicaulismany-stemmed sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia nemorosaBalkan claryLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia nemorosa 'Amethyst'Amethyst SageLamiaceaeH5- Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna'Woodland SageLamiaceaeH3
- Salvia nemorosa 'East Friesland'SageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
- Salvia nemorosa 'Feathers Peacock'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia nemorosa 'Lubeca'Woodland SageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
- Salvia nemorosa 'Marcus'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia nemorosa 'Ostfreisland'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia nemorosa 'Ostfriesland'Woodland SageLamiaceae
- Salvia nemorosa 'Pink Beauty'Pink Beauty SageLamiaceaeH5
- Salvia nemorosa 'Rose Queen'Rose Queen SageLamiaceaeH5
- Salvia nemorosa 'Sensation White'Sensation White SageLamiaceaeH5
- Salvia nemorosa 'Snowhill'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia nemorosa 'Superba'SageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
- Salvia nemorosa 'Tanzerin'LamiaceaeH7
- Salvia nemorosa Synchro White ('Flosasynwh') (Synchro Series)Woodland SageLamiaceaeH3
Salvia nutansnodding sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia officinaliscommon sageLamiaceaeH3- Salvia officinalis 'Berggarten'sage 'Berggarten'LamiaceaeH3
Salvia officinalis 'Icterina'Variegated SageLamiaceaeH7- Salvia officinalis 'Purpurascens'purple sageLamiaceaeH3
- Salvia officinalis (ex. Prospect Cottage)Common SageLamiaceae
Salvia patensgentian sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species- Salvia patens 'Alba'SageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
- Salvia patens 'Cambridge Blue'gentian sage 'Cambridge Blue'LamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia pratensismeadow claryLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species- Salvia pratensis 'Indigo'Meadow ClaryLamiaceae
- Salvia pratensis 'Sky Dance' (Ballet Series)LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia pratensis (ex. Pink Bulldozer)Meadow ClaryLamiaceae
- Salvia pratensis var. tenorii & 'Baumgartenii'SageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia przewalskiired sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia recognitaLamiaceaeH7
Salvia ringensLamiaceaeH7
Salvia rosmarinus 'Genges Gold' (Ro/v)LamiaceaeH5- Salvia rosmarinus 'Mrs Harding' (Ro)LamiaceaeH5