Salvia 'Valley View' - Valley View Sage (Plant) Horticulture this cultivar is smaller and

this cultivar is smaller and more compact with a shorter bloom during spring and not as hardy in heat and drought conditions

Find out what this looks like on the 20th annual Native Plant Garden Tour on April 15th and 16th

from Saddlerock Ranch to the top of Yerba Buena

Cold Hardy to Less than 15 degrees F Distribution Klamath Ranges

Leaves are longer and bluer than 'Sentinel'

Salvia 'Valley View' - Valley View Sage (Plant) Horticulture this cultivar is smaller andSalvia Valley View is a chance hybrid from our gardens that is believed to be a cross between S. mellifera and another species, likely S. apiana. This hybrid will do well in valley heat and is tolerant of garden conditions and full sun. Plant Characteristics Species Name Salvia 'Valley View' Common Name Valley View Sage Plant Type Perennial Sun Exposure Coast Part Sun, Coast Part Sun, Inland Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Any