Every species and variety we hold, by botanical name — with the family, the growing conditions and the UK hardiness rating for each.
Salvia glabrescens 'Momobana'LamiaceaeH5
Salvia glutinosasticky claryLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia greggiiautumn sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia greggii 'Amethyst Lips'LamiaceaeH6- Salvia greggii 'Blue Note'Blue Note Autumn SageLamiaceae
- Salvia greggii 'Cherry Lips'Cherry Lips Autumn SageLamiaceaeH5
- Salvia greggii 'Cool Cream'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia greggii 'Icing Sugar'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia greggii 'Royal Bumble'LamiaceaeH7
- Salvia greggii 'Violin Music'LamiaceaeH5
Salvia guaraniticaanise-scented sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia guaranitica 'Amante'Amante sageLamiaceaeH5- Salvia guaranitica 'Black & Blue'Black and Blue SageLamiaceaeH5
- Salvia guaranitica 'Purple Splendor'LamiaceaeH5
- Salvia guaranitica large-floweredLamiaceaeH5
- Salvia haematodesSageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia hiansCashmere sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia hierosolymitanaJerusalem sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia indicapied sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia interruptaAtlas mountain sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia involucratarosy-leaf sageLamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species- Salvia involucrata 'Bethellii'rosy-leaf sage 'Bethellii'LamiaceaeH3–H5 for shrubby kinds, H6–H7 for the hardy herbaceous species
Salvia jamensis 'Melen'LamiaceaeH6- 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