Every species and variety we hold, by botanical name — with the family, the growing conditions and the UK hardiness rating for each.
- Rosmarinus off. 'Corsican Blue'RosemaryLamiaceae
Rosmarinus officinalisrosemaryLamiaceaeH7- Rosmarinus officinalis 'Green Ginger'Green Ginger RosemaryLamiaceaeH5
- Rosmarinus officinalis 'Miss Jessop'Miss Jessop RosemaryLamiaceaeH5
- Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus'Prostrate RosemaryLamiaceaeH5
- Rosmarinus officinalis 'Roman Beauty'Roman Beauty RosemaryLamiaceaeH7
- Rosmarinus officinalis 'Roseus'Rosemary 'Roseus'LamiaceaeH7
- Rosmarinus officinalis 'Severn Sea'Rosemary 'Severn Sea'LamiaceaeH5
- Rosmarinus officinalis 'Sissinghurst Blue'RosemaryLamiaceaeH5
- Rosmarinus officinalis 'Tuscan Blue'Tuscan Blue RosemaryLamiaceaeH5
Rosmarinus prostratusLamiaceae
SalviasageLamiaceaeH5- Salvia 'African Sky'Lamiaceae
Salvia 'Allen Chickering'sage 'Allen Chickering'LamiaceaeH3- Salvia 'Amistad Pink'LamiaceaeH6
Salvia 'Amistad'Amistad SageLamiaceaeH5
Salvia 'Black and Blue'Lamiaceae- Salvia 'Cerro Potosi'Lamiaceae
Salvia 'Love & Wishes'LamiaceaeH3- Salvia 'Nachtvlinder'Lamiaceae
Salvia 'Ostfriesland'LamiaceaeH5
Salvia 'Rose Queen'Lamiaceae
Salvia 'Royal Bumble'Lamiaceae- Salvia 'Savannah Purple' (Savannah Series)LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia 'Stormy Pink'Lamiaceae
Salvia 'Wendys Wish'Lamiaceae- Salvia Lake Garda ('Tl993') (Salgoon Series)LamiaceaeH5
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Salvia Love and Wishes ('Serendip6'PBR)sage [Love and Wishes]LamiaceaeH4- Salvia Rockin' True Blue ('Wgsaltblrc')LamiaceaeH5
Salvia aethiopisMediterranean sage, African sageLamiaceaeH7- Salvia argenteasilver sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia austriacaAustrian sageLamiaceaeH7
Salvia azureablue sageLamiaceaeH7
Salvia bicolorSageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia blepharophyllaeyelash-leaved sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia bulleyanaSageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia candidissimablazing white sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia confertifloraSabra spike sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia farinaceamealy sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia flavaLamiaceaeH5- Salvia forskaehliLamiaceae
Salvia forskaohleiSageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia fulgensMexican scarlet sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species- Salvia gachantivanaLamiaceaeH5